i love you sister, that's what it means. and I'm sure of it since I'm hispanic.
I love you to
te quiero tambien = I love you too
ill text you tomorrow. bye love you.
basically, it means "i want you"
Te queiro Rosie
Te queiro Rosie
It means "I love you more beautiful".
I love you so much husband
I don't love you anymore, or, I don't want you anymore.
Actually, Te Quiero means i like you, not i love you. Literally Querer means to want. So actually, Te Quiero Means I want you (doesn't translate into love or like) but people say it to say I love you.
No. "Te quiero" is more passionate than the type of relationship a mother should have with her child. Better expressions would be "Te amo", "Te adoro", and "Me encantas" - but this is used more with things that they do.
Queiro lamer tu cuerpo.