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1. • • Usually, j’aime will mean you love or like something. J’aime bien will either mean you enjoy something or think something is okay (but not the best). And j’adore will seem like an overly enthusiastic response to just about anything.
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   What is the difference between like and Love in French?

   • Moderator noete: Several threads about the French nuances of the English terms like and love (and synonyms of them) have been merged into one thread. En Anglais, c'existe une distinction clair entre "like" and "love", mais les deux sont rendre en Francais comme "aimer", et le difference ambigu se peut on embarrasser.

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   How do you say 'I Love You' in French?

   • Je t’aime is the standard way to say “I love you” in French. While it might seem like Je t’aime bien takes “I love you” a step further, this phrase actually means “I like you”. As for Je t’adore, well, it’s a bit too over-the-top for most French declarations of love.

   Like, love, and too much: What’s the difference between “J’aime”, “J

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   How do you say 'I Love you a lot' in French?

   • When you use aimerbeaucoup, it means 'to like a lot' / 'to really like'. ATTENTION: If you wanted to say " I love you very much " in French, you would use a different expression: Je t'aime très fort.I love you very much. ATTENTION: You cannot use aimer bien in a negative sentence (ne ... pas) in French.

   Aimer = to like, love | French Grammar | Kwiziq French

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   How do you say 'I Love you very much' in French?

   • Je t'aime très fort.I love you very much. ATTENTION: You cannot use aimer bien in a negative sentence (ne ... pas) in French. To express dislike, you will revert to using simply aimer with the negation ne ... pas, to say both "not love / not like", as such: Elle n'aime pas Michel.She doesn't love Michel.She doesn't like Michel.

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   Do French people use the word 'like'?

   • Still, despite this, most French people I know use them in their everyday speech. Speaking of borrowed words, while most French people will use the English word “like” when it comes to internet “likes” on certain sites and social media platforms, the French equivalent to this is J’aime.

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   Which French verb has the same ending as Aimer?

   • The verb aimer belongs to the 1. group of regular French verbs, ending in -er. Present- verb aimer To see how aimer conjugates in other modes and tenses, take a look at the Conjugator. The verb adorer belongs to the same regular group of verbs, and therefore, has the same endings as aimer.

   Talking About Love in French : Aimer, Adorer, Préferer, Détester

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3. www.lawlessfrench.com › grammar › aimer-lessonAimer - to like, to love - Lawless French Verb - Je t'aime bien

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   Aimer – to like, to love. A Likeable French Verb. The regular -er verb aimer is ubiquitous and very useful, but can also be confusing for a couple of reasons. Aimer = to like / to love. Aimer can mean either "to like" or "to love."

4. forum.wordreference.com › threads › to-like-vs-toto like vs. to love (French translations) | WordReference Forums

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   Oct 15, 2004 · Aimer = love (sens fort), aimer bien = like. Le point intéressant est que le verbe aimer en français soit le seul verbe qui ne "supporte" pas de superlatif, ces superlatifs diminuent le sens du verbe. Aimer bien et aimer beaucoup sont moins forts qu'aimer.

5. french.kwiziq.com › revision › grammarAimer = to like, love | French Grammar | Kwiziq French

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   • Aimer - to Love
   • Aimer Bien / Beaucoup - to Like
   • Ne Pas Aimer - to Not Love / Like

   Used on its own, aimer generally means'to love [someone]' and'to love or to like [something]' (depending on intensity): NOTE that you can also use the verbadorer to emphasiseloveof something or someone: -> Here note that adorer does NOT mean "to be in love with", but expresses astrong liking of someone. When aimer is usedin a question aboutsomethin...

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   Note that when using aimer bien, it actually lessens its meaning from 'to love' to'to like' [someone] / [something]. When you use aimer beaucoup, it means 'to like a lot'/ 'to really like'. ATTENTION: If you wanted to say "I love you very much" in French, you would use a different expression:

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   ATTENTION: You cannot use aimer bienin a negative sentence (ne ... pas) in French. To express dislike, you will revert to using simplyaimer with the negation ne ... pas, to say both "not love / not like", as such: In this case, the context will remove ambiguity. You can also use ne pas aimer beaucoup to say'not like much'. Note thatbeaucoup will co...

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6. french.stackexchange.com › questions › 12426choix de mot - “J'aime” vs “j'aime bien” - French Language ...

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   j'aime cette chanson = I like this song; j'aime bien cette chanson = I really like this song; j'adore cette chanson = I love this song; When referring to people instead, je t'aime is the strongest, and there is a difference in quality similar to the difference between love and like a person in English: je t'aime = I love you; je t'aime bien = I ...

7. www.connexionfrance.com › magazine › aimer-adorerAimer, adorer, kiffer: understand the language of love in France

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   Feb 14, 2024 · Many English speakers think 'je t'adore' is the most intimate way to say 'I love you', because adorer translates to 'love' in English, and aimer to 'like'. Saying je t’adore to signify je t’aime will not have the intended effect however, as the expression is not equivalent.

8. www.ithinklanguages.com › talking-about-love-in-frenchTalking About Love in French : Aimer, Adorer, Préferer, Détester

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   Apr 20, 2024 · Like vs Love in French. The first common misunderstanding comes from the fact that French has one word for like and love. However, that doesn’t mean they don’t differentiate between two degrees of love. They are just expressed in different ways. Here is how they differentiate between the two meanings.