what does amor mean? its spanish?
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it is spanish, and means love.\nthe verb is amar, to love\nYo amo- I love\ntu amas- You love\nEl ama- He Loves\nNosotros amamos- We love\nUstedes aman- You love\nEllos aman-They Love\n\nAmor is te sustantive of the verb.
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It's apparently Welsh... meaning "to love" (in a way that runs similar to 'having a strong affection for').\nClick on the link, scroll down until you find the heading "Translations" "have a strong affection for." It's in there.
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Hope this helps you out...\n\nSweet Baby - Bebé dulce\nHandsome - hermoso\nKnight in shining armor - knight en armadura brillante\nmy love - mi amor\nsexy - atractivo\nsoul mate - amor compañero\ntrue love - verdadero del alma\n\nEnjoy... :)
433605
Spanish is "amoroso".\n\nI don't know about the other two.
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It's spanish. "Toma" means "Take this" and "Dame" means "Give me" \n\nThey usually reffer to sex in that kind of music.
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It's Valencian, and it means "a very big kiss". \nYW
429080
it's a german word that you call somebody you love. Like Americans say dear,sweetheart,etc.
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you spell "please" "por favor," \n"Spanish" "español," \n\n"I love you" is "te amo," but it kind of depends on where you are saying it...  To some, "te amo" seems a bit cheesy and not something you directly say to someone, but rather about someone, like, "amo a mi novio." \n\nYou're always safe, however, with "te quiero."  Literally it would mean "I want you," but it doesn't have the same connotation that that phrase would in English.  "Te quiero" is your best bet for "I love you" to anyone, it's used for boyfriends/girlfriends, wives/husbands, parents/children, and so on.
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It means "I Love You" and it is in the Galician language.  Hope this helped.
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spanish for 'pretty,sexy,fine,good looking etc.'
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SEXY LADY ... i just love the spanish in the song ...\n\nquiers que sepas que todos los dias solo pienso ti eres la riena de mi vida mi corazon para ti ... mi amor\n\nit just touches my heart
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"Te quiero, mamá" or "Te quiero, mami".\n"Te amo" also means "I love you", but it is usually used for spouses or sweethearts.  "Te quiero" is for anybody (including spouses and sweethearts).
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It means "I love you" in Dutch.\n\nHow funny to see that phrase after so many years and still know what it means. My boyfriend in high school back in the early 80's spoke Dutch, and he used to tell me that all the time. It's been over 20 years since I've heard it, but the meaning stuck with me.
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Roughly translated it means beloved one.
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Well te quiero means i like you/love you and te amo means i love you although you could say te quiero to a friend or someone you luv, te amo has a more strong deeper feeling...and it doesnt have to be sexual...hope i helped!\n*luv yah!* errr i mean te qiero chica!\nLOL srry i jus had to say that! hehehe
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Spanish is a very rich language. You can say “I love you” in different ways, it depends to the situation you are; for example, "Te amo" when you want to be romantic, or "te adoro" when you have already told "te amo,” but you want to ensure to that special person that your love belongs entirely to him/her. There are other ways to say it, but they are more complex. If you need help e-mail me and I will help you.\n\nSuerte (good luck)
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Love will conquer all.   Amor= love   comquistara= will conquer  todo= all  !