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What is the difference between te amo and te quiero ?Feel free to just provide example sentences.
What is the difference between te amo and te quiero ?Feel free to just provide example sentences.
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1- "Te amo"
Strong meaning, for example to say it to a boy/girlfriend, husband/wife, even your pet.
2- "Te quiero"
To say your friends, parents, your pet too.
Note: "Te quiero" doesn't mean less love. It is just "another type of love", so to speak.
"Te amo" is usually used for people who are in love.
This is how I would use them.
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cuando dices "te amo" quiere decir que estas ya en una relación seria (formal).
dices " te quiero " cuando vienes iniciando una relación sentimental .
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Ejemplos. Mamá te amo. Amigo te quiero.
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te amo has a deeper meaning of love (in a relationship) and te quiero is more casual (you can say it to friends)
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si cuando dices "amar" en un sentimiento más profundo, sincero , que el "te quiero"
- Spanish (Mexico)
1- "Te amo"
Strong meaning, for example to say it to a boy/girlfriend, husband/wife, even your pet.
2- "Te quiero"
To say your friends, parents, your pet too.
Note: "Te quiero" doesn't mean less love. It is just "another type of love", so to speak.
"Te amo" is usually used for people who are in love.
This is how I would use them.
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te quiero is casual is mostly used in a friendship and te amo is more deep for husband/ wife.
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lol local way explication:
you can say "te quiero" and "te amo" to your family, friends, boyfriend, girlfriend, pets (lol) what's the diference? well, te quiero is less than te amo BUT both express the same feeling "love". the real question is, when I can use "te quiero" or "te amo"? easy! it's depends the way you feel about someone! :) you can have best friends and love them so much, so, you say: amo mucho a mis amigos! because you love them a lot! (is just an example). how the way you feel is the correct form to use it!
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