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It means "I love you very much".
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∙ 14y agoI will love you forever
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How do you say i'll love you until the end of time in Spanish?
I'll love you forever Te quiero siempre. Te querre siempre. Te amo siempre. Te amare siempre. I'll always like you. Te gusta siempre. Te gustara siempre. However, you want to be careful using gustar because it can be interpreted in a vulgar sense in some countries.
What does siempre te amaremean?
Siempre te amare is I will always love you
How do you say I love you forever in Spanish?
"I want you forever" in Spanish is "te quiero siempre". It is pronounced "tay key-AIR-oh see-EHM-pray". Please see this site for confirmation of the translation: http://www.answers.com/library/Translations
One and only love in spanish?
siempre te amare
What is the spanish translation of love you always?
Te amo para siempre, Or you may use Te Quiero para siempre.
How do yu say I will always love you in Spanish?
siempre te amare
How do you say i will alway love you in spanish?
Translation: Siempre te amare
I want you always and forever?
te quiero siempre y para siempre
How do you say I'll always love you in Spanish?
Answer translationLe amare por siempre. AnswerTe amare para siempre or Siempre te amareUnlike English, word order is somewhat relaxed in Cervantes language, Spanish.Answer:Le amaré para siempre is the correct way to say this. The 'le' refers to the formal you: 'usted'Te amaré para siempre and/or Siempre te amaré refers to the informal you: 'tú'i love you forever = te amo para siempre--------------------------------Le amaré is an example of "Leísmo" which is the incorrect but common practice of using "le" to refer to a person in the absence of a direct object. The correct answer would be "La amaré para siempre" to a woman or "Lo amaré para siempre" to a man. Both of these phrases, however, could lead to confusion as they might also mean "I will love her forever" so perhaps an "a usted" should be appended to avoid confusion.Assuming that it is being said to someone the person knows well (I find it difficult to imagine this phrase in another context) it should be something like: Siempre te amaré. I do not rule out the possibility that in some regions (such as Colombia) a person may even use the formal Ud. form with their spouse, but I would definitely say this is uncommon. I believe "Siempre te amaré" is also a popular song.
What does robaldo el corazon y te quiero para siempre?
ROBADO el corazon y te quiero para siempre = My heart stolen and love you for ever
Te amo y siempre te amare recuerdadlo seimpre from Spanish to English?
I love you and always I will love you remember it forever.
How do you say I love you forever and ever amen in spanish?
Te amo ( I love you) or amare (I'll love you) por siempre y siempre Amen.
