Forever Yours

I always had trouble finding something like this on the Internet. So if someone knows how to say "Forever Yours" or "yours forever" in French, Spanish or something ... Let me know!

Portuguese:
(Brasil)

Para seu semper (meters) / SUA (f). ~ Urs Forever
or
Seu (m) / SUA (f) by Semper. ~ Urs Forever

Chinese
我 永�oe 属于 你.
Wo yong yuan or Yu Shu.

if someone says she is a woman (as u think), then in Latin, it is killed semper.

لك إلى �sلأبد
Ana Abad bahebek lel
�c�oeח �oeה מהו�"ר�a
The SHELACH tamid

Standard Arabic: Ilal Ilayka Abad
Egyptian Arabic: Alatoul leeks

SPANISH

If a woman says: POR SIEMPRE TUYA
When a man, he: POR SIEMPRE TUYO

Cheers!

Japanese:
永遠 に あ�aた の
Eien no anata no
Forever Yours .... or

Always Sell
あ�aた は 常に
Anata wa tsuneni

Always Your

Is the French.

German
"Auf Dein ewig" or "immer fa�r Dein" ... Both options are correct, but this whole sentence seems rather to the former (if not the most pathetic little) for German ears.

(Am Je) You Always
It's French for:
(I) You always
You can replace your TA, but it is informal!

Din evigt (Swedish)