Siempre me amará.
Él siempre me amará (emphatic on "Él")
*"amorar" does not exist in Spanish.
Siempre te amaré.
siempre te amare
To say I love him but he hurt me so much heartless and always broken in Spanish you say Lo amo pero me duele tanto desalmado y siempre solo.
Enfierno
To say the words 'love always' in the Spanish language you say el amor siempre. To say these words in Latin you say amor semper. If you wish to use "love always" as an ending salutation in a letter, (i.e. to replace "sincerely" or "love" at the end of a letter), you would say "siempre con amor". "El amor siempre" is simply means that the love is forever, but it would sound odd to end a letter that way.
You could say "¿Quién demonios eres?"
Infierno, spanish
"Siempre con amor" pronounced ['sjem.pɾe. kon. a.'moɾ]
To say "I love you" in Spanish, you would say: "Te quiero."
to say i love simming in spanish is amo el nadar
¿Quien te crees?
Siempre he de amarte / voy a amarte siempre / te amaré siempre