The literal translation of the phrase "I love you" from English into Choctaw is "Chi hollo li."
Here are some Choctaw common phrases compiled by Quizlet.
Halito - hello
Chim achukma? - How are you?
Amachukmahoke - I am fine
Chisnato? - And you?
Amachukma akinli - I am fine too
Yakoke - Thank you
Ome - You're welcome
Chi pisa lachike - Goodbye
Pim achi chahta - We speak choctaw
Choctaw is a Western Muskogean language closely related to Chickasaw. There are about 7,000 speakers of Choctaw, most of whom live in the southeast Oklahoma. There are also Choctaws in east central Mississippi, Louisiana and Tennessee. Oklahoma is a Choctaw word meaning "red people."
The majority of Choctaw speakers are over 45, though in Mississippi efforts are being made to pass the language on to the younger generation and some children are being raised with Choctaw as their first language.
Learn more about Choctaw language, alphabet and pronunciation at Omniglot.