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1. • • Aimer means “to like” and “to love” while adorer can also mean “to adore” and “to love”. There are subtle differences between these two verbs. Aimer can be used for both people and things. For example: Je t’aime. I love you. J’aime ce chocolat. I like/love this chocolate.
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     Aimer Conjugation: How To Conjugate to like / love in French

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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.

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   What is the difference between 'je t'aime' and 'I Love You'?

   • Interestingly, there is a subtle difference between je t’aime (I love you) and je t’aime bien. The latter, je t’aime bien, means I like you but there’s little to no emotion attached to the the expression. An English equivalent might be “you’re alright”.

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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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   What does 'like' mean in English?

   • In English, you often use "like" when you have a crush on someone; at a point when you want to pursue them, but you're not yet involved enough to use the word "love." It definitely implies that you like someone MORE than in just a friendly way. Can "je l'aime bien" or "il me plait" carry the same connotation?

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   Jul 19, 2024 · 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.

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   Aimer can mean either "to like" or "to love." In some contexts, this can make a world of difference as you certainly don’t want to tell someone you love them when you’re just friends, so how can you make it clear how you feel?

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   Oct 15, 2004 · For the first one, I would say: "Je t'aime bien/je t'apprécie (beaucoup), mais je préfèrerais que l'on reste amis". for the second one: "Je t'aime bien/je t'apprécie (beaucoup), j'aimerais bien/j'apprécierais (beaucoup) que l'on soit amis.

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   Aimer means “to like” and “to love” while adorer can also mean “to adore” and “to love”. There are subtle differences between these two verbs. Aimer can be used for both people and things. For example: Je t’aime. I love you. J’aime ce chocolat. I like/love this chocolate.

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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 ...

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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.