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In this video, we take you on a tour of the beautiful capital of Brittany, Rennes. Known for its medieval half-timbered houses and its huge cathedral, Rennes...
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- Leggett Immobilier
Partez à la découverte de la capitale de Bretagne et visitez Rennes dans tous les sens à travers nos suggestions de sorties et de bonnes adresses sur http...
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- Destination Rennes
Mar 30, 2015 · Rennes is the administrative capital of the French department of Ille-et-Vilaine. Before the French revolution, prior to the integration of the Duchy of Brittany into the Kingdom of France,...
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- Michael Jiroch
- I Love You So Much Or I Love You A Lot
- I Love You strongly, Or I Love You Very Much
- I Love You Like Crazy
- I Love You with All My Heart
- My Love For You Is Limitless” Or “My Love For You Is Without Limits.”
- I Love You to The Moon and Back
- I’ll Love You Forever and Always
- I Love You More Than Anyone Has Ever Loved
- I Love You More Than Life
- I’ll Love You For Eternité
Je t’aime tellement /zhuh-tem tell-mawhn/ As I mentioned above, the adverb “beaucoup” means “a lot” or “very much,” but you should never tell someone you are passionately in love with “je t’aime beaucoup” because adding this adverb to the front of the verb”aimer” shifts the emphasis from deep romantic love to a strong liking or affection. Instead, ...
Je t’aime très fort: /zhuh-tem tray-fore/ “Très fort” literally means “very strong,” and when you tack it on to the end of the phrase (Je t’aime), as in “Je t’aime très fort,” it means: “I love you very strongly,” but can also translate to I love you so much, I love you very much, I really love you.
Je t’aime à la folie: /zhuh-tem-ah-law-foe-lee/ “La folie” literally means madness, so when you say I love you in French, using “Je t’aime a la folie” adds a touch of whimsy and drama. It’s like saying you love someone like crazy, madly or insanely. In other words, your love is deep, it goes beyond the ordinary, and is almost irrational.
Je t’aime de tout mon Coeur: /zhuh-tem-duh-too-moan-kur/ The interesting thing about this French phrase is that it uses “de tout mon cœur” instead of “avec tout mon cœur.” Although both phrases mean “with all my heart,” the choice of a preposition (“de” or “avec”) influences the tone and nuance of the expression. “De tout mon cœur” (with all my hea...
Je t’aime d’un amour sans limite: /zhuh-tem-dun-ah-moor-san-limit/ If you want to express that your love for someone is infinite and limitless, add “sans limite” which can be translated to mean several things, including… 1. Without limits. 2. Limitless. 3. Boundless. 4. Knows no limits.
Je t’aime jusqu’à la lune et le retour: /zhuh-tem-zhuska-lah-lune-ay-luh-ruh-tour/ If you say this in French, you might get a comical look because this is NOT a common French phrase. Nevertheless, I included it because I think it’s so poetic. The interesting thing about “I Love You to the Moon and Back” is that it uses hyperbole by exaggerating the...
Je t’aime pour toujours et a jamais:/zhuh-tem-poor-too-zhure-ay-zha-may/ This French I love you phrase is a bit of a paradox. Although it’s commonly understood to mean “I’ll love you forever and always,” or “I’ll love you forever and ever,” when taken literally, the phrase means “I’ll love you for always and never” because… 1. “Pour toujour”=(forev...
Je t’aime comme personne n’a jamais aimé: /zhuh-tem-come-pair-son-nah-zhamay-em-ay/ Like a scene out of that 80s American soap opera “Knots Landin,” tell them you love them as no one has ever been loved before. It’s a playful and heart-stirring way of declaring that your love isn’t just ordinary; it’s an adventure that no one has ever embarked upon...
Je t’aime plus que la vie:/zhuh-tem-ploos-kuh-la-vee/ Telling someone “I love you more than life” is a very intimate way to tell someone “I love you in French.” It’s like saying they are the melody to your song of existence, the very heartbeat that makes your world come alive. – it’s a playful and heartfelt way to emphasize your deep affection and ...
je t’aime pour l’éternité: /zhuh-tem-poor-lay-tear-knee-tay/ Use this French phrase if you want to tell someone that your love for them knows no bounds and will endure forever, and ever, and ever, and ever.
Feb 3, 2024 · How To Say I Love You in French: 20 Romantic Expressions. With Valentine's Day just around the corner, this blog post is all about the phrases and romantic expressions you can use to express love and endearment in French. We all know that (I love you) that everybody knows, to ‘Tu es l’amour de ma vie’ ( ), there are many nuances to ...
You might know how to say 'I love you' in French, but do you know the meaning of 'un baiser' or 'un coup de foudre'? This article will teach you romantic French love words and phrases to heat things up with your new French crush!
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Jun 15, 2023 · The most classic and commonly used way to say “I love you” in French is “Je t’aime.” This simple yet powerful phrase is pronounced as “zhuh tem” and can be used in any romantic situation. The word “t’aime” is derived from the French verb “aimer,” which means “to love or, in other contexts, “to like”.”
