I love how you say it in French, I love how you say it in French

Updated on culture 2024-05-12
10 answers
  1. Anonymous users2024-02-10

    1 French: Jet Aime Priscilla2 German: ich liebe dich priscilla3 Swiss: ich li dich

    4 Greek: s agapo

    5 Jewish: Ani Ohev Otach

    6 Hungarian: szertlek

    7 Irish: taim i ngra leat8 Estonian: mina armadtansind9 Finnish:

    Min Rakastan Sinuai10 Belgian-Flemish: ik zie

    11 Italian: tiamo

    12 Latin: te amo vos amo13 Latvian: estevi milu

    14 Dutch: ik hou van jou15 Danish: jeg elsker dig16 Portuguese: eu amo-te

  2. Anonymous users2024-02-09

    je n'aime personne que chen huamei toujours

    I don't love anyone else, I just love Chen Huamei

    In addition, it is popular to put je t'aime is written as jet @

  3. Anonymous users2024-02-08

    je n'aimerai que chen hua mei , et pour toujours

    I will only love Chen Huamei, and forever because of the relationship between words... If you put it in a sentence, it sounds weird... So add a comma ...

  4. Anonymous users2024-02-07

    Brutal: je t'aime a l'outrance qui chen huamei.

    Meaning: I love Chen Huamei to death.

  5. Anonymous users2024-02-06

    je t'aime éternel.=i love you forever.

    As for the name, it can be before and after.

  6. Anonymous users2024-02-05

    I 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.

  7. Anonymous users2024-02-04

    I love your French writing: je t'aime、baije t'adore pronunciation: rē daì mū

    Usage: 1, je t'Aime is the universal saying of "I love you".

    2、j'adore means reverence, reverence. For things, there is the meaning of love, like. Such as il'adore la musique。

  8. Anonymous users2024-02-03

    1. The most concise version:

    je t'aime.je is "I", te is "you", and Aimer is the verb prototype of "love".

    je n'aime que toi.I only love you, I don't love anyone else.

    3. The most life-oriented version:

    je te kiffe !I love you.

  9. Anonymous users2024-02-02

    French: je t'aime is pronounced jie ta me I love you: a person's expression of affection to another person who is in love, and it can also be used between relatives, which is an expression of one person's feelings for another.

    I love you, not the unrequited love of one person, but the unrequited love of one person, which cannot be interpreted as the love of two people. It can usually be divided into three levels: liking, love, and love, which is the words used by one person to express feelings for another.

    I Love You: Chinese Chinese is generally used for a person to express his feelings to another person who loves him, and can also be used between relatives, which is the expression of a person's feelings for another person.

  10. Anonymous users2024-02-01

    Pronounced re dan m, it means I love you.

    When expressing this to others, don't say it in a nutshell'aime bien。Suppose je t'Aime in English is i love you, Chinese is I love you, but je t'Aime Bien, which in English means i love you very much, but the real meaning is just that I like you very much.

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