I Like My Cucumber

So, I have this phrase I enjoy to say/know in different languages:

If you have any corrections or additions, please email me!

English: I like my cucumber.
Afrikaans (essentially Kitchen-Dutch): Ek hou van my kommer
Arabic: انا احب خيارتي
Phonetic: ana aheb(a)khiertee. (CHiertee)
Balinese (high): Titiang seneng ring timun titiange.
Balinese (low): Icang demen ken timun cange.
Bulgarian: Харесвам моята краставица.
Phonetic: Haresvam moyata krastavica.
Chinese: 我喜欢我的黄瓜。
Dutch: Ik houd van mijn komkommer
Esperanto: mi shategas mian kukumon.
Finnish: Pidän kurkustani
French: J'aime mon concombre.
German: Ich mag meine Gurke.
Phonetic: eesh mak maeeneh Goorkeh
German - Swiss, with a bernese bias.: I ha mini Guggumere gärn.
Greek: Συμπαθώ το αγγούρι μου
Hebrew: אני אוהב את המלפפון שלי
Phonetic: Ani Ohev et HaMelafefon Shelli
Hindi (India): मुझे मेरी ककडी पसंद हैं.
Phonetic: mu-jhe me-ree ka-ka-dee pa-sa-nd hai
Indonesian (phonetic): Saya Suka Ketimun Saya.
Italian: Gradisco il mio cetriolo.
Japanese: 俺は自分の胡瓜が好きだ。
Phonetic: ore wa jibun no kyuuri ga suki da.
Javanese (high): Kula remen kaliyan timun kula.
Javanese (low): Aku seneng karo timunku.
Korean: 나는 나의 오이를 좋아한다
Pseudo-Phonetic: Cho wha handa
Lojban: mi nelci lemi clari'ostagi.
Marathi (India): मला माझी काकडी आवडते.
Phonetic: ma-laa maa-zee kaa-ka-dee aa-va-da-te
Norwegian: Jeg liker agurken min
Polish: Lubię mojego ogórka
Portuguese: Eu gosto do meu pepino.
Russian: Мне нравится мой огурец!
Phonetic: Muh-nye nraveetsa moy ogooryets
Spanish: Me gusta mi pepino.
Swedish: Jag gillar min gurka.
Turkish: hıyarımı beğeniyorum (possibly naughty?) or salatalıktan hoşlanıyorum
Phonetic: Hee-yar-um beh--nee-yor-oom)
Vietnamese (formal): Toi thich trai dua leo cua toi
Vietnamese (informal): Tui khoai trai dua leo cua tui