The correct form would be "On n'aime pas, on adore." "Pas" is indissociable from this little "ne" (or " n' " when followed by a vowel) in a negative sentence.
Ex: We love chocolate. On aime le chocolat: affirmative
We don't like clowns. On n'aime pas les clowns: negative
But : don't cry = ne pleure pas.
The sentence you quote is not grammatically correct, but it is spoken French.
This said... "On n'aime pas, on adore", is a way of saying that you are totally fan about something. Your interest for it goes further than "simple" love (amour - aimer), it borders on passion (adorer, here).
Hope that could help.
Je = I t' = you aime = love Answer = I love you
most french adore poodles.
I like- J' aime You like- Tu aimes He likes- Il aime She likes- Elle aime We like- Nous aimons You like(polite)- Vous aimez They(masculin)- Ils aiment They(feminan)- Elles aiment
I'm assuming you mean <<Je t'adore.>> which means "I adore you."
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You can say, "Elle t'aime" or you could say "Elle vous Aime" or "Elle vous adore" Hope this Helps
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