"Je t'embrasse" = "Kisses", literally "I kiss you".
Possible answers: "Moi aussi" (me too), "Itou" (me too, fam.), "Bisous" (kisses, fam.), "Mille (et un) baisers" (a thousand -and one- kisses), etc.
Or, to surprise your penpal with your extended knowledge of French, "Je te fais un gros poutou" (I give you a big kiss, fam.) All are safe bets and none have sexual connotations.
Maybe even "Kiss kiss!" to play on the fact that you are an English speaker. This would be understood by most French speakers.
If it's online, readers should be familiar with the "XO" (hugs and kisses) graphic (and therefore international) signature too.
Je vous adore means "I love you". There is a wide range of possible answers to that, so you should pick your own.
Aussi
Je vous adore
to say 'i adore france' in french is: J'adore Francais ANSWER j'adore la France
Je l'adore.
I'm assuming you mean <<Je t'adore.>> which means "I adore you."
I love you too is "je t'aime aussi" in French.
Je vous adore aussi.
Je vous adore
to say 'i adore france' in french is: J'adore Francais ANSWER j'adore la France
"I adore you with all my love!" in English is Je vous adore avec tout mon amour! in French.
cha te doree Actually it is "Je vous adore" or "Je t'adore". The above answer appears to be an idiom meaning something similar but probably has a misspelling.
"I love you too" in french would be "je t'aime aussi!"
Vous êtes bienvenu - or in reply to merci - je vous en prie How about 'de rien.'
Je t'ai toujours aimé (speaking to a man). Je t'ai toujours aimée (speaking to a woman).
I do not love you - (it should be written 'je ne vous adore pas')
"Je ferai pour vous" is "I will do for you" in French.
Do you speak French? Oui, je sais parler français/Non je ne comprends pas le français.
The cast of je vous adore - 2012 includes: Brandon Crowder as Mark Cyrina Fiallo as Claire Chris Mollica as Brandon Stephanie Sanditz as Claire the Second