how do you say more than love you

Question

more than love you

Provide a more complete sentence. - Oshnaj, Sep 25, 2016

Also try the translator (on the home page) first, then post it. If there is an error, we can correct it. - Daniela2041, Sep 25, 2016

Please capitalise at all times , it is not negotiable here amigo.We have members learning Spanish/English. - ray76, Sep 25, 2016

Welcome to SpanishDict. We ask that all new members complete their profiles with their native language, and what level of Spanish you feel you are, like, beginner, intermediate, etc. as well as gender. - ray76, Sep 25, 2016

Answer 1

I think you mean "I more than love you."

In Spanish we say, "I love you more than anything."

Te amo más que a nada. (sometimes the "a" is left out.)

Now you need to fill out your profile and try to follow the rules when posting a question, or I can guarantee that the mods will probably delete the next one or at least close it and not permit comment or answers.

If the OP doesn't come back and give a vote or comment, the reason I did this was more for the members who are learning Spanish. It's a good expression to learn. - Daniela2041, Sep 26, 2016

I sort of agree , but the op needs to improve the English before the Spanish , in my experience if one is bad then both will be . Thats my story and I am stuck with it . - ray76, Sep 26, 2016