More than one type of love (linguistically speaking)

I know in Greek there are many words for love,

.c'mon Pawian, you know what I mean,,help me out here!

Are there words for other kinds of love, for example, maternal, fraternal, friendship etc?

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uhmm.... i dont know how should i ask this. i mean, a correctly question in english.... well i'll try: how do u write that little stress mark/accent over the consonant (i mean on the computer, not hand writting of course)? what is the sound for them?

the sound for the 'n' with an 'accent' is very similar to the Spanish n with the wave (as in Espana), other 'accented' consonants are a different story

well you need to have a special keyboard layout installed to be able to use those Polish special characters (you can take them from a windows install disk for example) - you can switch between a couple of keyboard layouts (so you can have a Spanish layout, an English one and Polish one and switch between them) - the most popular Polish keyboard layout is 'Polish programmer's keyboard' which uses alt+'key' (alt+n = accented n) to obtain those special Polish characters

Sometimes I need diacritical signs from other languages for my translations and I simply use the Microsoft Word toolbar, but I know that other programs, like Open Office for instance, have these options too.

So, in order to type a Polish word, you need to go to the "insert" option on Word toolbar, then to "special symbols", or "symbols" option, and pick the letter you need from all possible alphabets unfolded there. I guess the list only lacks Sanskrit.

Unfortunately, if you need to type a long text in Polish, this technique is time-consuming :) I only use it for single words or sentences..

I see, so that n sounds like ñ, (i speak spanish), so maybe it wont be so difficult to speak Polish. Thank u for ur answer..!