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18 January
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Is it natural to say "I love you the most" to mean "I love you more than anyone in the world"?
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Is it natural to say "I love you the most" to mean "I love you more than anyone in the world"?
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@Tarain1104 You can say both, they both sound natural. If you really love a person, you can say “I love you more than anyone in the world” but, make sure you don’t say it in a dramatic way. It’s meant to be said in a sweet and loving way. I think it’s best to say “I love you so much”, but it depends on the situation you are in and what kind of conversation you’re having with someone.
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- English (US) Near fluent
- Dutch
@Tarain1104 You can say both, they both sound natural. If you really love a person, you can say “I love you more than anyone in the world” but, make sure you don’t say it in a dramatic way. It’s meant to be said in a sweet and loving way. I think it’s best to say “I love you so much”, but it depends on the situation you are in and what kind of conversation you’re having with someone.
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