Is Te Quiero and Te Amo the same?
Is Te Quiero and Te Amo the same?
Te quiero and Te amo can both mean “I love you”. The difference is that Te amo is considered more intimate, while Te quiero is considered more casual. ... Te quiero literally means “I want you” but its most common meaning is “I love you' and is considered an appropriate way to express platonic love.
How to respond when someone says " Te Amo "?
- Partner “Te amo” (I love you), me “yo también” (me too), it feels like I am saying I love me too. Oh and as others have said, the answer will depend on how you feel about the person. If I am telling a friend I love them, I use “Te quiero”, which may be wrong too, I think I have picked up many bad Spanish speaking habits.
What's the best reply to " I also Love you "?
- Obviously, it depends on how you feel for the other person! If you also love him/her, you reply with “Yo también te amo” (“I also love you”). If you don’t love him/her, then please let them know about your [lack of] feelings. It will be harsh, yes, but don’t let them keep on thinking that you feel the same.
What's the difference between Te Quiero and Te Amo?
- The most deep phrase expressing I love you was “te quiero mucho”. So, everybody is almost right saying that it is a big difference between “te quiero” and “te amo”. “Te quiero” is more about fraternal love, or non romantic love. Unless, the context you were.
Which is the correct way to say Ti Amo?
- Ti voglio bene (which we could translate with “I am fond of you”) is the appropriate expression to use with children, parents, friends and pets. But it is not unusual for lovers to say both as a way to express passion and care for each other. Besides Amore, the most common expression to say 'Honey' are: Sei l’amore della mia vita.
