French

[AAZ]

What does Je Taime mean in English?

[rinkytink]

Je t'aime means I love you in English.

[darth vader]

akchewerly and more precisely it means "I like you" (from the verb "aimer" to like) but is used in a romantic sense in this case. You can get instant translations at http://babelfish.altavista.com/translate.dyn

[football]

More precisely it means "I like". Je t'aime tu means I like you.

[BadlyHungBoy]

Hang on football... the tu in Je t'aime is the t'

[Gef]

Je t'aime means 'I like you' in French not in English. Sorry ;-)

[FredPuli]

Je t'aime is understood as 'I love you' because French has two forms for 'you'. One is familiar; it is used for family, close friends, lovers and God; that is 'tu'. 'Vous' is used for everyone else. Like 'you' in English it serves for singular and plural. Tu is rather like 'thou' once was and is singular. So a lover says 'je t'aime'. Aimer can be either 'to love' or 'to like'. Someone who said 'je vous aime' would be understood to mean 'I like you' ( otherwise they'd use tu in this context ).

[sft42]

It means absolutely nothing at all in english.....It's French so rather than join in the linguistics debate above you can take your pick but the answer to your question is Nothing.

[Gef]

sft, that's exactly what I said yesterday.

[JohnPPotts]

Actually, "Je t'aime" a contraction of "Je TE aime", te being the accusative of tu. Sorry to be pedantic (OK, I'm not really sorry!)

[melandraf]

Or you could say Je t'adore instead.