Depending on context it could be either:
(1) Why do you want to know?
(2) ...because you want to know.
It means, "I love you. I want to see you. I want you in my life more because without your love I will die."
Yo quiero means I want. You could just use quiero, but that answer is right! Bueno! Did you know the Taco Bell dog says, "Yo quiero Taco Bell?" (Como si quería comer un alimento que un perro recomienda.)
Translation: I want what I want. I want it now.
Yo sé porque tú no está conmigo. I know why you aren't with me.
Translation: I want your baby.
I love you because
It means, "...because I really do want to see him/her..."
Yo quiero tu en mi vida porque tu en mi corazon in English means I want you in my life because you in my heart.
yo te quiero más que a mi vida porque sin tu amor... i love you more than my life because without your love....
"Yo siempre quiero" translates to "I always want" in English.
It means, "I love you. I want to see you. I want you in my life more because without your love I will die."
"Yo quiero ser" means "I want to be" in English.
The sentence is missing an object and some punctuation. The words translate to Always because I like/desire/want/love/long for The translation of Quiero is dependent on the object. What is it you want/love/desire/like/long for?
I want...
yo no quiero amigos= I don't want friends y= and yo quiero un squirel= I want a squirrel (It should be noted that the word for "squirrel" in Spanish is "ardilla," not "squirel.")
its yo te quiero: it means i like you
Me encanta los gatos. OR Yo quiero los gatos.