"amo te" or "te amo"
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I wonder if I can use both of them to mean "I love you"? If I want to say "I drink milk" in Spanish, it would be "bebo leche". so "amo te" should mean " I ove you". I think it depends whether the object is pronoun or not. Am I right? please help me.....
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updated Dec 11, 2011
posted by MOH1
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You're making the mistake of translating literaly.
"I love to do" in Spanish is: "Me gusta hacer/ me encanta hacer"
"I love you" is "Te amo"
Remember that Spanish is a different language and the words are used differently.
Saludos
updated Nov 2, 2011
posted by myamx
