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i fancy you

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Tengo affeción para ti

Would it be OK to say

  Tengo affeción por ti.

HI Izanoni1, the word "affeción" does not exist in Spanish. I suppose you mean afecto.

Tengo/siento afecto por ti.

This is posible (better with siento), would sound very formal though, and nothing sentimental involved.

Does Me siento atraído por ti translate to I feel attracted to you/I feel attraction for you?

Yes, that is correct smile

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Me cae muy bien.

Me gusta(s) tú. (culpa mía)

Though Spanish can certainly express the concept of "fancy" in this context, I don't think that they have a verb that would be translated as "fancy" in various other contexts.

  • "Me gustas tú" - lazarus1907 Aug 16, 2009 flag
  • y me caeS muy bien - redsoxnia Aug 16, 2009 flag
  • Sorry. I wasn't trying to use them together. The automatic formating moved them from one atop the other. - qfreed Aug 16, 2009 flag
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How about "me quedo prendado de tí"

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I´m not sure if this phrase is awkward in Spanish, pues quizás:

          **Tengo affeción para tú**

or maybe using the verb form:

          **Me afectas**

or

          **Me has afectado**    

Like I said, I am not sure how well that translates, and any feedback from someone more experienced with the language would be appreciated.

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Tengo affeción para ti

That would be "I have affection to give you". Not a good choice.

Me afectas

Me has afectado

Those two sound like someone has done something bad to you.

"I fancy you" would simply be:

Me gustas Me siento atraído por ti

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i te apetece

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I think "Te deseo" is closer than "Me gustas":

http://www.urbandictionary.com/define.php?term=fancy

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Tengo affeción para ti

That would be "I have affection to give you". Not a good choice.

Would it be OK to say

      Tengo affeción por ti.

"I fancy you" would simply be:

Me gustas Me siento atraído por ti

Does Me siento atraído por ti translate to I feel attracted to you/I feel attraction for you?

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