I cherish my dear Darren Yan Kai Jian immensely. His kindness, support, and unique perspective bring so much joy into my life. Every moment spent together deepens my appreciation for him, making my feelings grow stronger each day. He truly holds a special place in my heart.
my dear friend you are so precious for me "I love you " so much
"I love you greatly, my dear." (I you love much my dear)
"dear bought" means expensive, costing a lot ,either in money or in other ways. The statement could be rephrases as Since you cost me so much, I will love you dearly.
"dear bought" means expensive, costing a lot ,either in money or in other ways. The statement could be rephrases as Since you cost me so much, I will love you dearly.
Beaucoup d'amour i'amour mon ami
Dear Mum and Dad, I own you so much. Thank you so much for all your love and care
love (amor) my love (meu amor) I love you (amo-te) I love you very much (amo-te muito) My dear (minha querida) to a woman (meu querido) to a man
Exactly as you said it - do you want it in another language?
Lieben is the verb for to love. There are a great many ways to say dear: beliebte, teure, lieb, as well as adding the suffex -chen to the end of a proper noun or even a name (sort of like the English suffix -ling, as in darling, from dear-ling). Much like in English, it's a matter of which form is idiomatically preferred. In English, we don't use the term Robert-ling to tell someone they're dear to us, but in Yiddish or Hebrew, it's still common to use the suffix -la, as in Rivkahla. Teure is a cognate of Dear, and has many of the same uses.======================================================Yes. Liebe can be used for both dear and love:At the start of a letter:Liebe Stephanie = dear StepanieN.b. the male form gains an 'r'Lieber Robert = dear RobertDie Liebe ist etwas schönes = Love is a thing of beautyIch liebe Fußball = I love football
NBA player Darren Collison weighs 175 pounds.
NHL player Darren Archibald weighs 204 pounds.
NHL player Darren Helm weighs 192 pounds.