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who was the 1st person u said "i love you" to and really, really mean it?
or if u haven't said it, who is the first person u want to say this to and really, really, mean it?
i said it to my best friend at the age of 7. she still one of my best friends even if i don't get to see her often.
my mom XD
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well, that exact phrase just one person an i still mean it, well its just someone i want 2 b with and its like a friend for now XD.
i said "I LOVE YOU " to my girlfriend, my soulmate!
Well I don't literally say I LOVE YOU to anyone yet.. not even my mom haha I express my love through reducing her burdens. I don't know.. I'm kinda scared of saying I LOVE YOU to a person .. >.> especially to a girl..
my first girlfriend, after prom. *sigh*....
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to my mom and always my mom ........later , when I have boyfriend ? no idea
beside mom...i dunno who else.
cause i say to girls, hey, i think we should just give a try, what can hurt?
i dunno about you, but i think it sounds cheesy for modern relationships. I rather sing a song.
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Well... in the english language you used the expression "I love you" for a lot of different feelings (love for your parents, friends, boyfriend, girlfriend, etc.) but in the spanish languaje -wich is the one I speak- you use "te quiero mucho" (that means "I feel a great affection for you" or something like that) when you want to express an affection for a friend, your parents, family, etc. But in the case of your girlfriend, boyfriend, husband, wife, etc. you use the expression "te amo" (the real "I love you" in the english language) two words that involves passion, jealousy, companionship, etc.
In my life I used "te quiero mucho" a lot of times with a lot of people that -in a way or another- had a deep meaning in my life (my parents, friends of a lifetime and my dear and only sister) but -since I had never fallen in love with someone- the words "te amo" had never been said by me, I think that I'm waiting for the right person who will make me said these words. So , in a way I had already said "I love you"a bunch of times, but at the same time... I haven't said those powerfull words at all ^^.
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Quote by ElyvaniaWell... in the english language you used the expression "I love you" for a lot of different feelings (love for your parents, friends, boyfriend, girlfriend, etc.) but in the spanish languaje -wich is the one I speak- you use "te quiero mucho" (that means "I feel a great affection for you" or something like that) when you want to express an affection for a friend, your parents, family, etc. But in the case of your girlfriend, boyfriend, husband, wife, etc. you use the expression "te amo" (the real "I love you" in the english language) two words that involves passion, jealousy, companionship, etc.
In my life I used "te quiero mucho" a lot of times with a lot of people that -in a way or another- had a deep meaning in my life (my parents, friends of a lifetime and my dear and only sister) but -since I had never fallen in love with someone- the words "te amo" had never been said by me, I think that I'm waiting for the right person who will make me said these words. So , in a way I had already said "I love you"a bunch of times, but at the same time... I haven't said those powerfull words at all ^^.
yep! and the one i said was i love u that in spanish would be "te amo" and not "te quiero"
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Quote by PersocomChiWell I don't literally say I LOVE YOU to anyone yet.. not even my mom haha I express my love through reducing her burdens. I don't know.. I'm kinda scared of saying I LOVE YOU to a person .. >.> especially to a girl..
lol no kidding ..same here
erm...my mum..and myself LOL
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Love... Love... good question. I don't know. Who do I love? Suppose to by my parent. I want to beleive that. Though that shouldn't be that way. I should love them not beleive that I should. mmmmm.... I don't know. Love is a word I don't express to others or say to others. Maybe that the reason why my freind call me "Heartless" :) ***still question about love*** Maybe I do but don't know it.
If I was to say someone else... that going to be hard. Cause I don't think Love exit. (I didn't say I belive
it doesn't. There is still a chance I think it might exist.) I want to say it to the right person.
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Mmmm...i don't like to say 'l love you' directly, i prefer write it to someone, and my family has said me that...:D
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Quote by ElyvaniaWell... in the english language you used the expression "I love you" for a lot of different feelings (love for your parents, friends, boyfriend, girlfriend, etc.) but in the spanish languaje -wich is the one I speak- you use "te quiero mucho" (that means "I feel a great affection for you" or something like that) when you want to express an affection for a friend, your parents, family, etc. But in the case of your girlfriend, boyfriend, husband, wife, etc. you use the expression "te amo" (the real "I love you" in the english language) two words that involves passion, jealousy, companionship, etc.
In my life I used "te quiero mucho" a lot of times with a lot of people that -in a way or another- had a deep meaning in my life (my parents, friends of a lifetime and my dear and only sister) but -since I had never fallen in love with someone- the words "te amo" had never been said by me, I think that I'm waiting for the right person who will make me said these words. So , in a way I had already said "I love you"a bunch of times, but at the same time... I haven't said those powerfull words at all ^^.
I agree with you...jaja..i talk spanish too :D
I've said those words a few times before (for two guys I liked and then my ex boyfriend), but I'm not sure I
meant them.
I do love my mother, but everytime I say the words, they come out a little awkward. >.<
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do parents count? they're usually the first ones who tell a person they're loved anyway.
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I've said that before to friends and family but I never really meant it that deeply..
The first time I said something like this and meant it was just a few days ago to the guy I really like ^__^
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