I love me.
Me, my darling (boy) call me
That's not Portuguese, that's French, and 'moi' means in French 'me'.
"amante de moi" means literally 'lover of me'
Probably spelled wrong but Habillez-moi means "dress me" or "(You) put my clothes on".
I think you mean: "De moi si tu m'aime". In English: It's from me if you love me.
This translates to "I also love volleyball, but I prefer horseback riding and trapeze"
"I adore".
I'm keen on soup
It is me (it should be - c'est moi)
"moi" in French means "me" in English
Aime-moi means "Love me"
L'amour pour moi me
you me you
c'est moi means "it's me" in English.
It is me soive C'est moi soive..
Dites-moi means tell me.
"Pour moi" means "for me" in French.