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It probably means: You know that I love you.

Tú and sé, however, don't agree. Sé should go with yo. Tú should go with sabes. There is a subject-verb disagreement.

Perhaps Tu should change to "te" which would form the "you" in the "I love you" but then it would be out of place in the sentence. That would change the meaning to: I know that I love you.

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