It is Latin for I'll love you always.
(Or other variations like that, e.g.: I'll always love you, etc.)
be in love /anyway /you
= love you anway
te amo por siempre= i love you forever
Semper te amabo - "I will love you always"
Te amo, sí = I love you, yes Te amo si = I love you if
Te adoro; te admiror.
Te amo mi hermano te amo in English means I love you I love you your butt
Semper amo is "I always love"; Semper te amo is "I always love you"; Semper te amabo is "I will always love you".
te amo por siempre= i love you forever
Semper te amabo - "I will love you always"
Te amo
Te amo, sí = I love you, yes Te amo si = I love you if
Te adoro; te admiror.
Spanish for i love you. Me amo. Te quiero.
Te amo mi hermano te amo in English means I love you I love you your butt
bebé te amo or te amo bebé
Te amo = I love you. Te beso = I kiss you.
Te Amo
It depends what part of speech you mean. As a noun ("I believe in love"), it would be amor. On the other hand, the verb "to love" is amare. If you meant something like "my love" as a form of address, it would be different again, and I'm not sure what it would be. Keep in mind that Latin words change their endings. It would be easier to give a precise answer if you gave the word in context, but my guess is that you are looking for the amor sense.