German or Luxemburg translation, please.

I love you, French, German, Luxemburg (misspelled, it should be Ech si frou mat dir), Italian, Spanish, I love you, Latin, love you.

It's Latin and Spanish I love you. Te is what you mean, and amo is my favorite inflected verb.

In Latin and its descendants languages such as Spanish, personal pronouns can generally be omitted from sentences. Because the verb after the person can directly indicate who you are using, the verb corresponding to each personal pronoun is different. So when you say "te amo", you don't need the person in front to express the complete meaning. It has the same meaning as yo te amo (Spanish) and ego te amo (Latin), but yo (my meaning in Spanish and ego's meaning in Latin) is redundant and should be omitted.