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Obvious, basic way:
---Je t'aime (zhuh tehm) which means I love you.
---Je t'adore (zhuh tah-dohr) which means I LOVE you.
A few more meaningful ways:
---Mon pays, c'est toi (mohn pay-ee say twah) which means 'You are my world.'
---Notre amour me rend fou / folle! (nohtruh ahmoor muh rehnd foo / fuhlle) which means 'Our love makes me go wild!' Say fou if you are a male or folle of you are a female.
---You could add, too the end of any of the above phrases, 'ma cherie,' 'ma bibiche,' 'ma nana,' or 'ma bichette' if you are talking to a woman, or 'mon lapin,' 'mon nounours,' or 'mon mec' if talking to a man.
Pronounciations: (mah sherry, mah beebeesh, ma nahnah, ma beeshette, mohn lahpahn, mohn noonoorse, mohn mehk).
Hope all of this helps! |
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