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16 January
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I loved you.
And
I used to love you.
Where's the difference?
I loved you.
And
I used to love you.
Where's the difference?
And
I used to love you.
Where's the difference?
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@Ignitio60286076 it is pretty subtle, I would say "I used to love you" sounds more explicit, and more emphasis on his/her past affection towards "you"
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@kurokuroshiba: Is there any difference in the emotions they convey? The mood the speaker is in? lol
@kurokuroshiba: Is there any difference in the emotions they convey? The mood the speaker is in? lol
- English (US)
@Ignitio60286076 it is pretty subtle, I would say "I used to love you" sounds more explicit, and more emphasis on his/her past affection towards "you"
- Simplified Chinese (China)
@kurokuroshiba:
Yeah, dude, but in Chinese, we have a little difference in their tone. To think we just hear 'I used to love you.' and that just tugs on everyone's heartstrings and makes us heartbroken!
But 'I loved you.' just presents a fact. It sounds less infectious. lol
Yeah, dude, but in Chinese, we have a little difference in their tone. To think we just hear 'I used to love you.' and that just tugs on everyone's heartstrings and makes us heartbroken!
But 'I loved you.' just presents a fact. It sounds less infectious. lol
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