It is "Je l'aime beaucoup".
thank you very much -> merci beaucoup, or slightly more informally, merci bien
Same as French french :-) - "merci" (thank you) "merci beaucoup" (thank you very much)
I love, I like it very much
tres eg: tres bruyant (very noisy)
The french didn't like it very much because it was hard for them.
Très beau.
des cranberries (very rare in France as it is not a local product)
Merci beaucoup is French for "Thank you very much". prounced: mare-see bough-coo
vous aimez beaucoup le pain français
Kennedy is a name so in another language it may very well remain the same. It is not the same as one like John which has the French version - Jean, or Philip which would be Philippe for example.
the answer is Beaucoup, the French word for "very much".
¡Muchas Gracias!