Je t’aime is French for “I love you.”
It’s a powerful and affectionate expression used to tell someone that you care about them deeply—emotionally, romantically, or even platonically in some cases.
π Word Breakdown
| French | English |
|---|---|
| Je | I |
| t’ (te) | You (object form) |
| aime | Love (from the verb aimer) |
So, Je t’aime = “I love you”
π When Is It Used?
- To express romantic love: partners, spouses, crushes
- To show affection for family or close friends
- In poems, songs, messages, and special moments
Examples:
- “Je t’aime de tout mon cΕur” → “I love you with all my heart”
- “Tu sais que je t’aime, n’est-ce pas ?” → “You know I love you, right?”
π§ Variations to Know
- Je t’aime bien – I like you (NOT romantic)
- Je t’adore – I adore you
- Je suis fou/folle de toi – I’m crazy about you
- Je t’aime Γ la folie – I love you madly
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