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Anonymous users2024-02-11Love: aimer (this doesn't need to be explained, the first type of verb, normal conjugation is fine) like: aimer beaucoup (it's strange, I don't understand it, but the French explained to me that after adding the adverb beaucoup, the meaning of love is less, and there are more reverence, admiration, and like).
In addition: I see a friend mentioned the word adorer, which means super like, very like, very like, generally say a thing, food or something, whether it can be used on people, I really don't know. For example, one of my classmates told me that he liked Coke a lot, and he said that:
j'adore bien coca cola (bien is also an adverb, modifying adorer, I guess he really likes it.)
If it is purely a translation of those two sentences, the friend above is right:
What is Love? What is Like? que-ce qu'est l'amour?(Personally, I think both of these sentences are translations of this.) plaisir means happy, happy, cheerful more).
Hope it helps.
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Anonymous users2024-02-10I 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:'s’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 users2024-02-09The French confession is as follows:
1. The most classic version: je t'aime。I love you.
3. The most raw stool or sensitive activated version: je te kiffe. I love you.
4. Shopping analogy in the mall: tu es mon genre de fille. You're the girl in my heart.
5. Suitable version for confession: je suis amoureux de toi. I like you, I love you.
6、je voudrais trouver l'amour。I want to find love.
7、j'ai un coup de foudre pour toi。I fell in love with you at first sight.
8、je te tombe amoureux。I'm in love with you.
9. Return to Moi Aussi, Je T'aime。I love you too.
10、will you marry me? ？veux-tu m'épouser？Will you marry me, marry me?
The above is the sentence of the French confession, and I hope that all lovers can eventually become married.
English may i?
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