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What is the difference between I love and I like ?Feel free to just provide example sentences.
- English (US)
I love is a stronger form of I like. If I like something, I might spend a few minutes on it. If I love something, I might spend a few hours or even my life on it.
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- Catalan
- Spanish (Spain)
I like this → これが好きです。(「気に入る」とか「興味がある」とか）
I love this → これが大好きです。（「愛してる」とか「やりたくてたまらない」とか）
Loveの場合は、Likeより強い感じだと思います。
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