Te Quiero Vs Te Amo

I love you or i love you

Can anyone explain the difference between the two? I've been with a guy for a month and before he said he liked you a lot, but now he's telling you who he is. Comes from Peru. Are the meanings of these two sentences different depending on the person's country? Help!!

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I know you both love me But how are they different? Or are they discussions?

I know you, it could mean I want to fall in love when I call you or when I want to go to town with you. Q If someone says I love you more than your boyfriend / girlfriend, then I really like you or less than I love you, right?

Emily,

Yes of course. I live in several Latin American countries, including Peru, and I have some friends from Peru.

We say I love you in Peru as much as in other Spanish-speaking countries. However, because I love you, it has a very strong meaning, we don't often call it either alone or in public.

Most people just tell you who is normal and you look beautiful too. Saying I love you, especially at the beginning of a relationship, will be like a rush ... and you know we're trying to be good these days ...

When people and relationships get tough, people dare to say I love you and I really mean it.

Interesting isn't it?

That is why the followers are not impressed by the fact that G-Time or Aero or G-Time is widely used in other languages.

Emily, when she says who you are, she says I like you, is actually the closest romantic phrase in Peruvian Spanish "I love you".

You who don't love me, who am I? You are now Emily (to say I love you, you have to say: I want you).

Chaufa (goodbye in Peru Spanish)

I love you turkey

This page can help you.

I love you or i love you

Here in Mexico we use TK to love a friend, a friend, even a relative, but I love you more when you love someone.

Te Quiero Vs Te Amo

I love you or i love you
Can anyone tell the difference between the two? I've been with a guy for a month and before he said he likes you a lot, but now he's telling you who you are. Comes from Peru. Are the meanings of these two sentences different depending on the person's country? Help!!
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I know they are both, I love you but how are they different? Or are they interchangeable?
I know you, which could mean I want to make love when I want to call you or go downstairs with me. Q If your boyfriend / girlfriend says I love you so much, then I am the one who likes you more or less than I love you, right?

Te Quiero Vs Te Amo

Emily,

Yes, of course. I have lived in many Latin American countries, including Peru, and have some friends from Peru.

We say that I love you in Peru as much as in other Spanish-speaking countries. However, because I love you, it has a very strong meaning, we do not often say it alone or in public.

Most people just say who is normal and you look beautiful too. To say I love you, especially at the beginning of a relationship, would be hasty ... and you know we're trying to be good these days ...

When it becomes difficult for people and relationships to mature, people dare to say that I love you and that is the real meaning.

Interesting isn't it?

That is why the people of Peru are fascinated because I love you or Iro or I love you which is often spoken in other languages.

Emily, when she says who you are, she says I like you, is actually the closest romantic phrase to "I love you" in Peruvian Spanish.

You're not in me, I love you who I'm like you are now Emily (to say I love you, you have to say: I want you).

Chaaufa (Farewell in Spanish)

This page can help you.

I love you or i love you

Can anyone tell the difference between the two? I've been with a guy for a month now and he said he likes you a lot, but now he's telling you who you are. Comes from Peru. Are the meanings of these two sentences different depending on the person's country? Help!!

Here in Mexico we use te qui like to love a friend, a friend, even a relative, but I love you is used more when you love someone.

Te Quiero Vs Te Amo

I love you more than you

They both want to say I love you, but for example, you tell a friend who you and your husband are.

And to make it clear: I love you = I want you.

Edit: In Peru he may not use "I love you", but I told my friends and many people in Costa Rica (I am Costa Rica) and Latin America that I told you Love when they really feel they do.

In Peru, where did it come from?

You, I mean, I love you.

It is not true that you use I love you. It is not used in Peru or many other Latin American countries. I love you used only by strangers who claim to know more. I am follower

I'd like to approve (especially OoOoOo Rolling wanted to thank everyone so I'm the only one left) but it's true.

And I like you, that is, I like you. So he loved you and now he loves you.

You and I love you, that means I love you, but I love you stronger than you, and you can only say the person you like. You can tell for yourself who your mom or boyfriend or girlfriend is, but I just love someone you take very seriously.

See Kelly C's answer ...

And they can also: Te Qui je t'aime, Te Amo je t'adore, you express it to more farmers.