Soulmate in Different Languages

Learn how to say soulmate in different languages!

Soulmate. It’s that one person who just “gets you”; someone who feels like the other half of your soul.

It’s someone who you have “a feeling of deep or natural like affinity with”.

When people think of soulmates, they automatically think of romantic partners, but there are actually different types of soulmates – it can be a platonic or familiar connection.

When you have a special person in your life, you may want to call them by nicknames, pet names, or other terms of endearment.

It’s part of a private language you share with that important person and a way of sharing your affection and love for them.

English speakers use terms like “baby”, “love”, “honey”, or “babe”. Some even tack on diminutive endings like “-bunch” or “-kins” so that “honey” becomes “honeybunch” or “honeykins”.

But, what other terms of endearment are used by speakers of other languages around the world? 

If you’ve met your soulmate and want to call them as such using other languages, this article is for you!

Here, you can learn how to say soulmate in different languages!

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Soulmate in Different Languages

So, you’ve found your soulmate – congratulations!

Whether you found them through a free psychic soulmate drawing, or if you found your soulmates initial on left thumb, or if you were able to use astrology to find the answer to the question “when will I meet my soulmate by date of birth?” we’re happy that you found your other half.

Now, if you want to call your soulmate as such – but you don’t want to use this common English term – why not try learning other translations?

Read on to find translations of soulmate in different languages!

Soulmate in Different Languages: European

Soulmate in Different Languages: Asian

Soulmate in Different Languages: African

If you’re looking for other ways to call your soulmate, “soulmate”, try these other terms from other languages!

Haven’t met your soulmate yet?

Or, maybe you met them already but it was just the wrong time?

Find out what you should do in such cases by reading our blog article: “What Happens When You Meet Your Soulmate at The Wrong Time?”

Reference:

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Soulmate