I love you - J'taime
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different person here - actually, j'aime means I like, J'adore, means I love, so J'adore elle or J'adore la fille would probably be a little better. J'adore tu means I love you
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Different person here again
*Je t'aime, can mean either i like you or i love you, but it is most commonly used as the latter. "Aime" is the french verb to like or to love.
J'adore is more informal and laid back hence why it actually just means "i adore" and not "i love", i use it more when i'm talking about a thing.
So for "i love her" i would use "je l'aime".
And "J'adore tu" is improper and it would be "Je t'adore"
I'm a native french speaker...
Café de l'amour in French means "coffeehouse of love" in English.
Mon amour in French is "my love" in English.
J'aime is a French equivalent of the English phrase "I love." The first person singular present indicative also translates into English as "I am loving," "I do love," or "I'm loving" according to context. The pronunciation will be "zhem" in French.
It means "I love you too"
It literally means "I love you well", but is usually translated as "I love you quite a bit".
Adorer in French is "to love" in English.
i love is j'adore in french.
I love Ron is " j'aime Ron " in French.
"Love" in English means amour in French.votre amour
Mon amour
"Your love" in English means ton amour informally and votre amour formally in French.
I love pizza is " j'aime la pizza " in French.
"Let's make love!" in English is Faisons l'amour! in French.
Je t'aime
why do you love me
I love to do something is " j'aime faire quelque chose " in French.
I would love that is "j'aimerais / j'aimerais ça" or "ça me plairait" in French.