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fierce swallowBOT Oct 3, 2024, 4:12 PM

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bronze gyro Oct 3, 2024, 4:22 PM

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"je t'adore" means "I love you" but without romantic undertones. It's like how you might say "I love you" to a really good friend.

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whereas "je t'aime" is much more likely to be said in a romantic way.

ancient storm Oct 3, 2024, 4:36 PM

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bronze gyro "je t'adore" means "I love you" but without romantic undertones. It's like how y...

is it true that people use « j'aime » to mean that they like something but « j'adore » to mean they really love something?

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like « j'aime la pizza » vs. « j'adore la pizza » ?

bronze gyro Oct 3, 2024, 4:39 PM

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I would say "j'aime bien la pizza" to say "I like pizza" and "j'adore la pizza" to say "I love pizza".
But I don't think I would ever say "j'aime la pizza".

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Somehow it sounds oddly formal and too serious for something like pizza.

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