This depends on the person:I remember you = Ti recordoHe/She remembers you = Ti recordaWe remember you = Ti recordiamoThey remember you = Ti recordonoAnd, if you want, Do you remember = Ti ricordi?
I remember you = Ti ricordo I'll remember you = Ti ricorderò
Nipaa sowatenumeik, Kat kiriak nepnii ketiike ti.
Rezare por ti. or Orare por ti. or voy a rezare por ti
Ti ricordi chi sono io
It means "I will remember you."
Caru ti a methu ti
Ti.
How do you say "I love you" in Italy? ti amo
estoy escuchando a ti (i am listening to you)escucho a ti (i listen to you)
If you want to say thank you, say dakujem.
you would say ' sempre peno em ti'the answer above has a mistake. it's not "peno", it's "penso". And "sempre" (always) can either be in the beginning, middle or end of the sentence, "penso sempre em ti" or "semprepenso em ti" or "penso em ti sempre" (though the first and the last ones are kind of weird, I'm portuguese and I'd never use those but I've heard other people say it XD)