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Anonymous users2024-02-08je t'aime.emprisonné vous This is French, I suggest you use the online electronic dictionary to look up the pronunciation, that is more accurate, more accurate than what I am telling you here, hehe.
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Anonymous users2024-02-07je t'aime is I love you Imprisoning you is not a sentence Ah, if I imprison you is je t'emprisonne.If it's me trying to imprison you, it's Je Veux T'emprisonner.I'm going to imprison you as Je Vais T'emprisonner.
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Anonymous users2024-02-06je t'Aime (I love you) je suis amoureuse de toi(I'm in love with you) je t'adore (I love you, I adore you, I admire you) mon coeur ne bat que pour toi(My heart beats just for you).
je t'Aime A La Folie (I'm fascinated by you).
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Anonymous users2024-02-05I love you in French is jet'aime, jet'adore.
The I love you in each Chinese language is as follows:
1. China: I love you.
2. English: iloveyou.
3. Polish.
kocham cie。
4. German: ichliebedich.
5. Greek.
αγαs’agapo）。
6. Jewish language:
7. Hungary.
nisszeretlek。
8. Ireland.
taimi’ngraleat。
9. Thailand: ch an rak khun.
10. Vietnam: em ye u anh.
11. Iceland.
e`g elska tig。
12. Sweden.
jag lskar dig。
13. Greek: s agapo.
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Anonymous users2024-02-04I love you in French is jet'aime, jet'adore.
The I love you in various Chinese languages is as follows:
1. China: I love you because of this.
2. English: iloveyou.
3. Polish: kocham cie.
4. German: ichliebedich.
5. Greek: Diptan'αγs’agapo）。
6. Jewish language:
7. Hungary: énisszeretlek.
8. Ireland: Taimi'ngraleat.
9. Thailand: ch an rak khun.
10. Vietnam: em ye u anh.
11. Iceland: E G elska tig.
12. Sweden: Jag Lskar Dig.
13. Greek: s agapo.
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Anonymous users2024-02-03je t`aime !
To mark it in English, this one is closer:
The pronunciation of s in je pleasure (note that it is not the pronunciation of y in yes) The pronunciation of the indefinite article a.
t'aime / 'dem: Note that the pronunciation of d is the same as the pronunciation of t in stage.
The whole sentence accent falls on the t.
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Anonymous users2024-02-02je t'aime、je t'adore, which stands for I love you in French.
1、je t'Aime is the universal saying "I love you".
2、j'adore has the meaning of reverence zhi, respect and love; For things, there is the meaning of love, like. Such as il'adore la musique。
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