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The Arabic translation for "I love you so much, my love" is:

أحبك كثيراً يا حبي (pronounced: Uhibbuka kathiran ya habibi)

In this translation:

  • "أحبك" (Uhibbuka) means "I love you."
  • "كثيراً" (kathiran) means "so much."
  • "يا" (ya) is a term of endearment used to address someone beloved, similar to "my" in English.
  • "حبي" (habibi) means "my love" or "my beloved."

So, when you put it all together, it translates to "I love you so much, my love" in Arabic.

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