The phrase 'Bien sur is prob mon amour' mixes four French words, with two in English. The words 'is prob' stand for 'is there a problem' in English. The French equivalent is 'y a-t-il un probleme'. The corrected phrase, 'Bien sur, y a-t-il un probleme, mon amour?' means [But] of course, is there a problem, my love. In the word-by-word translation, the adverb 'bien' means 'well'. The adjective 'sur' means 'certain, sure'. The adverb 'y' means 'there'. The verb 'a' means '[he/she/it] has'. The letter 't' is placed between a verb ending in a vowel, and a subject beginning with a vowel, in a question. The personal pronoun 'il' means 'he'. The indefinite article 'un' means 'a, an, one'. The noun 'probleme' means 'problem'. The possessive adjective ''mon' means 'my'. The noun 'amour' means 'love'.
"Aranjuez mon amour" simply means "Aranjuez my love". Aranjuez is actually a Spanish town, near Madrid.
mon amour, mon chéri means my love, my darling boy
"très bien" (note spelling, including grave accent on e) is French for "very good" or "very well". "m'amor" is not French. On the other hand, "mon amour" means "my love" and "tu m'aimes" means "you love me".
je t'aime mon amour
vous êtes mon amour (voo) (es) (tes) mon amour
If you sleep well now my love.
Depends on the context. « Ma bien aimée » could be used quite easily. « Mon amour » is much more straight forward. Cher (Masc) Chere (Fem)
mon amour = my love
Aimer (verb) = to love Mon amour = my love Bien aimé = beloved easiest translation is : You are very cute my love
mon amour
mon amour = meine Liebe
"je rate mon amour" isn't a French phrase. This is an automatic translation of "I miss my love", but the actual meaning in French is "I fail my love"
Mon amour means "my Love" in French.
Mon amour means 'my Love' in English.
Mon premier amour was created in 1978.
"Aranjuez mon amour" simply means "Aranjuez my love". Aranjuez is actually a Spanish town, near Madrid.
mon amour, mon chéri means my love, my darling boy