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• To step
• Method 1 of 2: Write "I love you" the romantic way
• Method 2 of 2: Say "I love you" to someone you care about
• Tips
• Warnings

There are two ways of saying "I love you" in Spanish: one way is used to express romantic love, the other way of saying you care deeply. This article will teach you how to write both ways and when to use them.

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Method 1 of 2: Write "I love you" the romantic way

1. Write the word yo.Yo means I in Spanish. In Spanish, however, you don't have to use the personal pronoun in this context, so you can use the word yo also omit if you want.
2. Write the word to. In this context means to "you". To is the second or the first word in the sentence, depending on whether you yo used or not.
3. Write the word amo. That means here love. So now you have written yo te amo or too amo, both meaning "I love you".
4. Know when to use "te amo". "Te amo" is the romantic way of saying "I love you", so you only use that when writing or saying it to your spouse or sweetheart. It's a very serious and intimate way of saying you love someone, so it's less commonly used than "te quiero".

Method 2 of 2: Say "I love you" to someone you care about

1. Write the word yo.Yo means I in Spanish. In Spanish, however, you don't have to use the personal pronoun in this context, so you can use the word yo also omit if you want.
2. Write the word to. In this context means to "you". To is the second or the first word in the sentence, depending on whether you yo used or not.
3. Write the word quiero. In this context that means love. Now you have written yo te quiero or te quiero, both meaning "I love you".
4. Know when to te quiero used.Te quiero is the most common way to say you love someone in Spanish, and you can use it when talking to your parents, siblings, friends, as well as your partner or sweetheart. However, it is not used in a romantic way.

Tips

• Word order is different from English, but that's true in Spanish, so don't worry.
• If you want to be extra romantic you can draw little hearts next to the words.

Warnings

• The subtle difference between too amo and te quiero can vary per person and per country. However, it is safest for non-Spanish speakers to remember te quiero to keep with friends and family and too amo only to be used for your partner.