"je vous déteste" means 'I hate you, I dislike you' in French.
"Je vous déteste" means "I hate you" in French.
"Je vou" does not have a meaning in French. It might be a typo or an incomplete phrase. If you meant to say "je vous," it translates to "I you" and is used to address someone in a formal or plural way.
"Je vous parle plus" can have different meanings based on the context. It can mean "I don't speak to you anymore" or "I speak to you more."
Je viens de vous dire is translated 'I just told you...' in English.
"Voulez-vous gue je vous montre ma bite" means "Do you want me to show you my penis." in English.
"Je suis avec vous" is French for "I am with you." It is a phrase used to express support, solidarity, or companionship with someone.
Je vous ai means "I have you"
"Je vou" does not have a meaning in French. It might be a typo or an incomplete phrase. If you meant to say "je vous," it translates to "I you" and is used to address someone in a formal or plural way.
Probably a bad machine translation for "I love you". It should be "Je vous aime" (verb), not "Je vous amour" (noun).
"je vous [verb] tous" means "I [verb] you all"
"je peux vous frapper" means 'I can hit you" in French.
me in you
ce que je vois > what I'm seeing ce que je vous dois > what I am owing you je vous vois > I see you ce que je vous vois > ?? (not a correct phrase)
There is no such phrase as Je vous dres, but you may be thinking of Je voudrais. This means I would like.
"je vous aime tous" means "I love you all" in French.
'vous êtes stupide mais je vous aime' means you are stupid but I love you in French.
I love you.
I do not love you - (it should be written 'je ne vous adore pas')