Difference between Te Quiero and Te Amo
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What is the difference between Te Quiero and Te Amo ?
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updated Jun 23, 2011
posted by SatdeepGill
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Hola!
"Te amo" comes from the verb 'amar'. This is used for a deep kind of love. It's often used in dramatic situations, such as a soap opera.
"Te quiero" comes from the verb 'querer'. Querer means to want or to love, so technically, "Te quiero" can mean "I love you" or "I want you". Generally, Te quiero is used more commonly and between the "puppy lovers".
I suggest you do a search on the threads, as this is commonly discussed.
Good question. I hope I helped you!
updated Jun 24, 2011
posted by SonrisaDelSol
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There is no diference, they are interchangeable
updated Jun 23, 2011
posted by eltennis97
So you mean that we can use any one to say "I Love You" ? - SatdeepGill, Jun 23, 2011
Sorry, I was wrong, Te amo is stronger, te quiero is less formal - eltennis97, Jun 23, 2011
