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Spanish Vocabulary • A2 -- Basic User

Te Quiero vs. Te Amo | 'I love you' in Spanish

The Spanish verbs Querer & Amar help you speak the language of love. Both 'Te Quiero' and 'Te Amo' translate to "I love you"—but which one you use depends on who you're saying it to & in what context.

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What's in Te Quiero vs. Te Amo | 'I love you' in Spanish

23 facts · Spanish Vocabulary · A2 -- Basic User

Sample questions

  • Me enamoré y quiero decirte que ___.
  • Mi novio me dijo ayer por primera vez ___.
  • Quiero pasar el resto de mi vida contigo, ___.
  • Gracias por escucharme amiga, ___.
  • Daniela, estoy muy enamorado de ti, ___.
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Spanish with Katherine

Katherine Mendoza is a Venezuelan living in the U.S. Her language show, Spanish with Katherine, on YouTube is enjoyed by Intermediate (B1/B2) learners across the globe. Katherine’s lessons are designed to get you talking like native in no time!