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How do you say 'i loved' or 'i used to love' in french?

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It really depends on the context, if it's an object, a person, etc.

I loved (the beach last summer): J'ai adoré (la plage l'été dernier)

I loved (this movie): J'ai adoré (ce film)

I loved (to walk in the city): J'aimais (marcher dans la ville)

I used to love (Bob): J'aimais (bien Bob avant)

I used to love (cycling): J'aimais (faire du vélo)

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