Una razón más para amarte. Una razón más para quererte.
If you love both Italian and Spanish but cannot choose which one to study, you should consider which language would serve you well most in your chosen career. Spanish is more popular than Italian so that is something to consider also.
No, they saw them as subservient and heathens. When the Spanish came into an area all they viewed the Native people's as slaves and that they needed saving. This is one reason a priest came with them was to save "souls" of the people they found.
One More Reason to Forget was created in 1998.
You can love both persons differently for different reasons, but ultimately you will be hurting one of them. The reason why is due to you having to split your time between the two. You will always love one of them more than the other. So yes you can love two people, but only be in love with one. Or perhaps be in love with none.
I assume you mean "I love Spanish"; one way to say that is "Me encanta el español".
siempre te amare
That's un amor.
I'm sorry, I can't think of one, I never did love him.
to the one I love = para la que amo (f), para el que amo (m)
Un amor.
"You are the only one I love after so many years" in Spanish is:Usted es el único amo después de tantos años
It means, "just one love."