Both te amo and te quiero mean I love you.
Te quiero is used for friends and relatives, te amo is used for your significant other.
Te amo tu mi hermana means I love you your my sister
It's misspelled, but it means: "My love, I want a F***. I also love you. One F*** okay my precious little girl. I already left school ?? my love"
= I love you and I would like to F*** with you. salvadoreans use the "pisar" as "the F***" even though is un-polite
Te quiero mucho, hermano. Te amo, hermano (strange in Spanish).
No quiero escucharte = I don't want to listen to you Yo te quiero = I want/love/like escleahar (?) un = a te amo = I love you.
Te amo Sienpre Means I love you forever Un dia means a day
Te amo tu mi hermana means I love you your my sister
It's misspelled, but it means: "My love, I want a F***. I also love you. One F*** okay my precious little girl. I already left school ?? my love"
= I love you and I would like to F*** with you. salvadoreans use the "pisar" as "the F***" even though is un-polite
It is a slang word for "a lot" (as in "Tengo un chingo de dinero" means I have lots of money). It shouldn't be used in a proper conversation.
Te quiero mucho, hermano. Te amo, hermano (strange in Spanish).
you say: yo te amo muchisimo or yo te amo mucho, and cuando te veo, veo un hermoso angel.
No quiero escucharte = I don't want to listen to you Yo te quiero = I want/love/like escleahar (?) un = a te amo = I love you.
noche de sexo dimelo un beso toma te quiero te amo ahora es
un chingo
Te amo, Austin.
The fastest way to say it is "Te quiero como hermano", though the grammatically correct way to say it is "Te quiero como si fueras mi hermano."