"Jag föll för dig."

Translation: I fell for you.

[LearnLang302]

What a cute sentence. c:

[Minihugo123]

Yes so tru

[Rycecube]

So what's the present form of föll?

[Arnauti]

faller

[Hottiejan]

why "I fell in love with you" doesn't work!?

[AndyDeany]

I'd argue "I fell for you" has a slightly different meaning, of subtle.

[Pastamancer]

It still does not work.

[Steph.Ro]

"I fell for you" is an idiomatic phrase. I'm sure Swedish has a more direct translation for "I fell in love with you".

[MarvelMani1]

Non-native and still learning, but I think that would be Jag blev kär i dig.

[bigswedeej]

Does that include physical falling, or that a different word? I fell on the floor

[Vedun]

What does this mean?

[ilmolleggi]

Men minns du hur jag föll för dig?

[rvnbrd]

Does it also work idiomatically to say "I fell for it", "Jag föll för det"?

[craigchardy]

Amazingly like English. Not all European languages have this same idiomatic expression.

[grantgfleming]

It's very interesting that this, very idiomatic, phrase translates directly!

[DiogoRg1]

Could this also mean that I fell so she didn't have to?

[AxonnEchysttas]

It's true Duo!

[sommertime22]

Awwww

[Xango222]

Why is this in the "present perfect" category?