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BY: From: marianneblue (Marianneblue)
"Ok..This is how it goes:
Ti voglio: I want you (very sexual)
Ti voglio bene: I love you, you know...
Ti amo: I love you deeply (this may scare off your unprepared partner)
So..Pick your moment well. If you have been dating for a week, stick with the first. For a few months, 'ti voglio bene' is perfect. And if you are talking wedding bells, then go ahead and say the big one:'ti amo'.
M.
PS: if you really love the guy/girl but are not quite reasy to tie the knot, you can say 'ti voglio tanto bene' and/or sing a bit of Andrea Bocelli's CARUSO song "ti voglio bene assai, ma tanto tanto bene assai"...It worked for me!"
hopes this helps....
Amanda
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∙ 12y ago
Ti amo is more serious than ti voglio bene. Ti amo means "I love you" in a romantic sense, expressing deep affection and attachment. Ti voglio bene, on the other hand, means "I care about you" and is used to show a strong emotional bond, but is not necessarily romantic.
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