"I love you?"
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How do you say "I love you" as in love for a dear friend?
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updated MAR 27, 2013
posted by ebarone
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It could be "Te quiero", or "Te quiero mucho/muchísimo", it's a good way to do it, as Blanca_Gonzalez Said, usually "te amo" isn't used a lot here in latin america, you just use it when you are deeply in love with someone, "Te quiero" it's usually used when you are knowing to each other, having crushes or something. 
updated MAR 27, 2013
posted by murgas
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Te quiero. In Spain we hardly ever use the verb "amar" and prefer to use "querer" instead. In America it's different.
updated MAR 27, 2013
posted by Blanca_Gonzalez
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"Te quiero" is for everyone.
"Te amo" is for spouses, direct family ( i.e. mother daughter), and realy close friends.
I use "te amo" and "te quiero" with my wife and only "te quiero" with my stepdaughter.
updated MAR 27, 2013
edited by 00551866
posted by 00551866
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Here's another great SD link for this:
How to say I love you
updated MAR 27, 2013
edited by katydew
posted by katydew
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te amo
updated MAR 16, 2013
posted by aliciamadzik
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Te amo.
updated ENE 16, 2010
posted by hithere3387
