You have to be careful with "querer" when you are using it with a person. "te quiero" literally means "I want you", but idiomatically it is translated as "I love you." Usually, if you are using "querer" to make a request of someone, it would be in the subjunctive. Quiero que estés en mi cama ahora." Roughly, "I want you in my bed now."
It could be "I want a woman in my bed" or perhaps "I love a woman in my bed".
It means: "I want you in my bed."
This is a little difficult, since the Spanish phrase "I want you", or "Te quiero", is interpreted as meaning "I love you." So if you say "te quiero tanto" (literally "I want you so much") it would be interpreted as "I love you so much."
It means "I want to make love in your bed"
tambien la estaba buscando, se llamaEU TE AMO (I LOVE YOU-TE QUIERO-JE T'AIME) OS SUPER QUENTES
te necesito de vuelta, te quiero
Wanna (want to) go to bed with me?
"I Love you (ay-luv-yu) para "te amo" y "i want you" (ay-wuant-yu) para "te quiero"
Te quiero en mi vida
Translation: I love/like you in my....
Te quiero en mi vida
te quiero. mi amor yo quiero estar en tus pantalones
I like you in my the trousers