How do you say, "I love him"?

Question

How do you say, ''I love him'' in Spanish?

• Edited for punctuation, capitolization and grammar. - Seitheach Nov 7, 2009

Answer 1

Well, however you say it, be sure to say it with a smile on your face and a song in your voice!

Romantic love: "Lo amo" is preferred in most countries; "le amo" is used in Spain and some other areas.

Friendship love: "lo quiero" or "le quiero"

It is correct to say "Me encanta" if you are talking about a public figure, such as a performer, and you mean "I love him" in the sense that you love his music. "Me encanta Enrique Iglesias." You don't know him personally. Or - maybe you do!

I am hopeful that this has helped clarify!

Answer 2

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Answer 3

Amo a él

Answer 4

Lo amo.

I think that works too, but the Spanish pronouns seem a bit vague to me. Let's see if someone else agrees.

Answer 5

Actually rgrave you're close, the correct answer would be, "Le amo". If you're ever unsure, try the translator also, it's helpful with confirmation on something you're not sure about. (even I use it)

Answer 6

Querer means to want or to wish for and it can be also used for expressing love. For example te quiero means I love you. However, amar means to love and this is also used as well. Le amo means I love him

Answer 7

One thing to watch for is how you intend the phrase. If you are in love amo is appropriate, but if for instance some one says "I'm going to a Juanes concert" the better reply would be "me encanta". Amo is for friends and lovers .

Answer 8

"One thing to watch for is how you intend the phrase. If you are in love amo is appropriate, but if for instance some one says "I'm going to a Juanes concert" the better reply would be "me encanta". Amo is for friends and lovers ."

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