Does anyone know how to say 'I love you' in Latin?
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Thread Topic: Does anyone know how to say 'I love you' in Latin?
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Anyone?
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Ego amare tu, I think. I don't know much Latin. xP
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Ego amare tu
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Damn I killed the forum. Well, not anymore..
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ahh, flibber i love the pic
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Michigan NewbieEgo tu amo. The verb is usually on the end. At least that's how I've always seen it. And I'm sure it's amo. Amare is just what google translate wants you to think ;)
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Amo, one word. The ending can be changed like "amat" means he/she/it loves and amant means "they love"
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All of you are wrong!
Te amo.
"Te" is the accusative form of "you," because it's the direct object.
"Amo" is the first person, present, active form of "love."
(You could add "ego" to it, but it's not necessary as the person is implied in the verb.) -
Yes, te amo. Its directly translated Into "You, I love" . It's similar to Spanish
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i forgot it all..................
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It could also be "Amo te," because word order doesn't matter in Latin.
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te amo
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