<p>If you intend the meaning of “life” in “love life” as the one in “get a life”, your phrase could be translated into 热爱生活.
If “life” means the opposite of death, it could be translated into 珍惜生命.</p>

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Xuehong Zhang
<p>Maybe, 珍爱生命？</p>
<p>珍爱: 珍惜(cherish)，爱护(take good care of)</p>
<p>生命: life</p>

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dan
<p>Love (v) : 愛</p>
<p>life (n) : 生命</p>
<p>&quot;Love life&quot; = &quot;愛生命&quot;. To make it more idiomatic in Chinese, you can use &quot;熱愛生命&quot;</p>
<p>Notice:</p>
<p>&quot;Love&quot; (adjectival noun) + &quot;life&quot; (n) is  &quot;愛情生活&quot; in Chinese. It is different from &quot;Love (v) + &quot;life&quot; (n)</p>

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Tang Ho
<p>My view is the &quot;Love&quot; as used by OP in his message is in the context of &quot;cherish&quot; or &quot;treasure&quot;</p>
<p>That is &quot;Cherish / Treasure Life&quot;, as OP said &quot;...a positive message of Hope&quot;, for where Life is cherished, there is Hope.</p>
<p>Thus I feel that 珍惜生命 is more appropriate for OP's purpose.</p>

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Wayne Cheah
<p>I am making a poster and looking to say &quot;Love Life&quot; in several different languages. I didn't want to use Google translate as it's not the most accurate translator. I just want to give people a positive message of Hope, you never know who out there might be in need and by doing it in various languages i can make sure lots of people get the message.</p>

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My friends use the word "Love Life" to refer to romantic relationships, but I think that is not what you want. You need to add more explanations to describe what you want.
River
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How do you write "Love Life" in mandarin?
# How do you write "Love Life" in mandarin?

(Asked by: username_0 on 2020-10-02)

I am making a poster and looking to say "Love Life" in several different languages. I didn't want to use Google translate as it's not the most accurate translator. I just want to give people a positive message of Hope, you never know who out there might be in need and by doing it in various languages i can make sure lots of people get the message.

**Tags:** translation, grammar

> **Comments:**
> **username_1**: My friends use the word "Love Life" to refer to romantic relationships, but I think that is not what you want. You need to add more explanations to describe what you want.  

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## 4 answers

### Answer by username_2 on 2020-10-02. Score: 1

If you intend the meaning of “life” in “love life” as the one in “get a life”, your phrase could be translated into 热爱生活.
If “life” means the opposite of death, it could be translated into 珍惜生命.


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### Answer by username_3 on 2020-10-02. Score: 0

Maybe, 珍爱生命？

珍爱: 珍惜(cherish)，爱护(take good care of)

生命: life


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### Answer by username_4 on 2020-10-02. Score: 0

Love (v) : 愛

life (n) : 生命

"Love life" = "愛生命". To make it more idiomatic in Chinese, you can use "熱愛生命"

Notice:

"Love" (adjectival noun) + "life" (n) is "愛情生活" in Chinese. It is different from "Love (v) + "life" (n)


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### Answer by username_5 on 2020-10-02. Score: 0

My view is the "Love" as used by OP in his message is in the context of "cherish" or "treasure"

That is "Cherish / Treasure Life", as OP said "...a positive message of Hope", for where Life is cherished, there is Hope.

Thus I feel that 珍惜生命 is more appropriate for OP's purpose.


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