"With love always" is an English equivalent of "siempre con amor."
Specifically, the adverb "siempre" means "always." The preposition "con" means "with." The noun "amor" means "love."
The pronunciation is "SYEHM-preh koh-nah-MOHR."
IT CAN BE TRANSLATED TO ENGLISH AS FOLLOWED. With so much love.
God always
Im not sure what Por Siempre means, since por can either mean because of, in order to, or by, and siempre means either always or still, but i know that "en amor con tu" means"in love with you."
"Siempre con amor" pronounced ['sjem.pɾe. kon. a.'moɾ]
mucho amor
You go with the fate of love forever
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.
With
siempre contigo or siempre con usted or siempre con ustedes (more than one person) or siempre con vosotros
it means "with god"
It means, "I hope to be with y'all for ever."
I think you mean: me vuelves loco con tu amor = which means you drive me crazy with your love