I love you too, darling (to a man)
the other correct way to say 'i love you too' would be "je t'aime aussi."
je t'aime means I love you and aussi means also or too.
for a person to say it to a man the ending would be "mon chéri"
for a person to say it to a woman the ending would be "ma chérie"
Précision by Crisdean
Mon Cher is often used in letter introduction (Dear Sir = (Mon) Cher monsieur)
It is a formal way.
Cher is used with people you know only with irony. So you cannot use it with a verb like Love.
Mon Cher, like ma cherie, means my dear. However, because Cher is missing the -ie suffix, it indicates that the dear one is male.
It doesn't have a meaning. Perhaps you meant Mon ami, which means my friendNo, "mon auto a moi". It's a way to stress "my" (= "my car, mine"), "Mon ami a moi" etc.
Mon Cher ami
Mon chez means my home (it should be - mon chez moi)
I thank you very much my little jewel = Merci beaucoup moi petite mon bijou.
"Moi aussi mon chéri, mon bébé" is "me too my sweetheart, my baby".
me too, my love
Me too, my beautiful girl.
The correct sentence would bemoi aussi, mon chéri vous faites chanter mon coeurand it meansme also, my dear, you make my heart sing
You too are always with me in my heart.
I too thank you my friend Moi aussi, je vous remercie mon ami
You are the best friend to me also always. or words to that effect
Mon ami joyeux, je t'aime aussi My happy friend, I love you too
Mon fils à moi was created in 2006.
Mon cher Mustapha letter was created in 1982.
Mon mec à moi was created in 1987-11.
Moi et mon Mini-Moi