The correct spelling is j'aime vous, I like you.
"You are very..."
You.
VOUZ
"alors vous vous appelez comment" is a casual and informal way of asking "by the way, how are you called / what's you name"
Aimez-vouz la tele?
Repondez vouz, S'il Vous Plait
"i love you but i have stopped do but i need to talk to you with me and you are going been my friend" answer above possibly is from an online translator, which isn't always accurate. perhaps they meant to say that they've stopped loving you, but they want to speak to you so you can just be friends?
RIP English
JEMMAGender: FeminineUsage: English (British)Pronounced: JEM-ə [key]Variant of GEMMAGEMMAGender: FeminineUsage: Italian, English (British), DutchPronounced: JEM-ə (English) [key]Medieval Italian nickname meaning "gem, precious stone". It was borne by the 13th-century wife of the Italian poet Dante Alighieri.
It is a grammatically incorrect phrase that should be "Quelle est la pire chose que vous ayez faite ?" and it means "What is the worst thing that you have done?".
"Si vouz plais" in French, "por favor" in Spanish and "bitte" in German.
you have a dog vouz avez un chien tu as un chien there are two ways