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What is the difference between "aimer" and "adorer" ?Feel free to just provide example sentences.
What is the difference between "aimer" and "adorer" ?Feel free to just provide example sentences.
Quelle est le plus forte ? J'ai toujours traduit "aimer" comme "to like" et "adorer" comme "to love", mais je ne suis pas sûre.
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- English (UK)
Je dirais qu'on doit utiliser aimer pour parler des gens et adorer pour d'autres choses... par exemple la façon habituelle à dire "te amo/quiero" est je t'aime et pas je t'adore
- French (France)
Il y a diffĂ©rentes sortes dâamour. Lâadoration est une forme utilisĂ©e pour Ă©voquer la passion pour quelque chose ou quelquâun.
I like / I love peuvent avoir des qualificatifs comme :
« I like very much »
« I love passionately »
« I adore » se suffit Ă lui-mĂȘme.
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