french

[char_1990]

how would i say i love you in french?

[southerngirl]

You would say "Je t'aime"

[dot.hawkes]

j t'aime? (i bought the record and did French for 4 years but not 100% sure)

[char_1990]

wat about

j'adore....?

[dot.hawkes]

oooo close! Je t'aime ma non plus was it? Couldn't hear it unless u bouight it cos it was banned lol.

[vicster2006]

j'adore means i addore i think like j'adore dior means i adore dior i think

all i remember is j'emapelle vicky

omg 5 years of french in school down the pan what a waste of time lol

[heathfield]

Goodness me! What's happening to education these days? It's 'Je t'adore'

[JudgeJ]

It is also je m'appelle Vicky, vicster2006. I would also like to ask just what is happening in educayshun today.

Five years to not learn "je m'appelle". I want my money back

[Champagne]

Je t'aime is the correct way to say 'I love you' in French. The verb Aimer means 'to like', but Amore is love. To say 'I like you' you would say je vous aime. So 'I love you' is Je t'aime. :o)

Je t'adore is 'I adore you'.