"Ich Spiele gern" means " I like games" or" I like play"
I play
ich spiele = I play/am playing ich spiele gern Gitarre = I like playing guitar
In German, "gern" or "gerne" is an adverb that literally means "willingly" but often translates in context to mean "to like to do something," e.g. "ich spiele" means "I play" but "ich spiele gern" means "I like to play." The difference between "gern" and "gerne" has purely to do with euphony; there is no difference in meaning.
Ich schwimme gern.ich reite gern.ich spiele gern Fußball.
"Ich brauche dich" is "I need you" in English.
I don't like you.
Do you mean 'I like to play football'? That would be 'Ich spiele gern FuBball" If you do actually mean 'you like to play football' that would be "du spielst gern FuBball" If you mean "Do you like to play football?" that would be "Spielst du gern FuBball?"
gern can mean gladly, willingly or with pleasure.It can be combined with the verbs haben or mögen.Ich mag dich gern./Ich hab dich gern. - I like you fine.
"gerne" or "gern" means gladly / willingly / with pleasure / well liked ich habe ... gern, ich habe es gern = I like ..., I like it ich würde gern - I would like to
I play Guitar
Ich wär' jetzt gern in Camden = I would like/love to be in Camden now
Was studierst du gern? translates as what (subjects) do you enjoy studying?A reply would normally begin with ich studiere gern....
I have my family very much. It's not a proper sentence.