what does j'adore mean?
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it simply means "I adore you"\nwhich means I love you sooooooo much
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"I like you" translated in Afrikaans is: "Ek hou van jou". He will fully understand that you are not in love with him, but you like him (and it may or may not develop into love).\n\n"Jy" and "u" both means "you". "U" is only used for formal discussions or correspondence, or when addressing a senior or much older person. Afrikaners know that the English language do not have an equivalent for "u" (maybe "thy" and "thou"!) so most older people will not be offended if you use "jy" en "jou" instead of "u".\n\n[Jy = you, and jou = your.  E.g... \n"Waar is jy? = "Where are you?" and \n"Gee my jou hand" = "Give me your hand".]
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da LOVE means French love. which is as beautiful as the French wine. and as you drink day by day the test of love goes on and on.
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It means "I want you a lot" ... I think you are exaggerating a little on the girls telling you that all the time... lol jk
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LMAO...it is a limerick of sorts....very cute...I love it...whoever it is for....it is a term of endearment, but then you need to understand the german wharped sense of humour....smile\nI love you just like applesauce, as tender as spinach, my heart beats like a horse's hoof ...whenever I see you....you a.s.s.
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It means "Jehovah" in Hebrew.  Haven't heard of the song but would love to.
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L is for the way you look at me\nO is for the only one I see\nV is very, very extraordinary\nE is even more than anyone that you adore \n\nand\n\nLove is all that I can give to you\nLove is more than just a game for two\nTwo in love can make it\nTake my heart and please don't break it\nLove was made for me and you
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the words beau geste are french and mean beautiful gesture.\n\nI used the site listed below
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it's "je t'aime." and it means "i love you" in French.
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J'adore cette montre verte\nYou add an - e when its femine.
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Jessica  =   Virgin, always will be.\n I found this online - found it totally funny - just wanted to   share         \nit here)\n\nThe meaning of  Jessica\nOrigin: Hebrew\nMeaning: Rich. God beholds. The daughter of Shylock in  \nShakespeare's play 'The Merchant of Venice'. \n\n-  In Spanish = Significa "Dios existe".\n\n-  Same as ''Johanna''
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You mean adulation. It means flattery.\n\nAnd from the American Heritage dictionary: excessive flattery or admiration.
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ad·mire (ăd-mīr') \n\nv., -mired, -mir·ing, -mires.\n\nv.tr.\n1- To regard with pleasure, wonder, and approval.\n2- To have a high opinion of; esteem or respect.\n3- Chiefly New England & Upper Southern U.S. To enjoy (something): “I just admire to get letters, but I don't admire to answer them” (Dialect Notes).\n4- Archaic. To marvel or wonder at.\nv.intr. New England & Upper Southern U.S.\n\n\nTo marvel at something. Often used with at.\n\n[French admirer, from Old French amirer, from Latin admīrārī, to wonder at : ad-, ad- + mīrārī, to wonder (from mīrus, wonderful).]\n\nad·mir'er n.\nad·mir'ing·ly adv. \n\nStone Crusher\nFecon Stone Crusher Attachment crushes stone & concrete up to 12".\nwww.fecon.com\n \n\n\n  Thesaurus \nadmire \n\nverb \n\n1- To regard with great pleasure or approval: appreciate. See like/dislike, praise/blame. \n2- To have a high opinion of: consider, esteem, honor, regard, respect, value. Idioms: look up to, think highly much well of. See praise/blame.\n\n\n \n  Antonyms \nadmire \nv\nDefinition: hold in high regard\nAntonyms: abhor, condemn, despise, detest, dislike, execrate, hate, scorn\n\n\n\n--------------------------------------------------------------------------------\n\n \n  WordNet \nNote: click on a word meaning below to see its connections and related words. \nThe verb admire has 2 meanings:\n\nMeaning #1: feel admiration for\n  Synonym: look up to\n\n\nMeaning #2: look at with admiration\n\n\n\n--------------------------------------------------------------------------------\n\n \n  Translations \nTranslations for: Admire \nNederlands (Dutch)\nbewonderen, met genoegen bekijken, bewondering uiten \n\nFrançais (French) \nadmirer, honorer\n\n\nDeutsch (German) \nv. - bewundern, verehren\n\n\nΕλληνική (Greek) \nv. θαυμάζω \n\nItaliano (Italian) \nammirare\n\n\nPortuguês (Portuguese) \nv. - admirar, reverenciar\n\n\nРусский (Russian) \nвосхищаться, любоваться, восторгаться \n\nEspañol (Spanish) \nv. tr. - admirar, expresar admiración por\nv. intr. - admirarse, sorprenderse\n\n\nSvenska (Swedish) \nv. - beundra, prisa\n\n\n中国话 (Simplified Chinese) \nv. tr. - 钦佩, 称赞, 夸奖, 欣赏, 对...不胜佩服\nv. intr. - 赞赏, 称赞, 惊奇\n\n\n中國話 (Traditional Chinese) \nv. tr. - 欽佩, 稱讚, 誇獎, 欣賞, 對...不勝佩服\nv. intr. - 讚賞, 稱讚, 驚奇\n\n\n日本語 (Japanese) \nv. - 嘆賞する, ほめる, 賞嘆を覚える, 賞賛する\n\n\nالعربيه (Arabic) \n‏(فعل) يعجب ب‏ \n\nעברית (Hebrew)‬ \nv. tr. - ‮העריץ, הילל, התפעל מ-‬\nv. intr. - ‮חש הערצה או ביטא אותה‬
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Guess that would be a cinephile - phile being the tag used to describe a lover of something - Anglophile, Francophile etc meaning lover of all things English or French. So Cinephile would be a lover of all things cinematic (or movie-related).
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Je t'aime. The phrase, though, does not convey the strong (sexual) emotion the English phrase carries. "J'aime bien ce gars" is not to be construed as an expression of physical attraction but could be translated as "I  like that guy"  To get across such message (carnal attraction to another person) you will need to elaborate a little bit.
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"What does 'JJ' stand for?"
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from Brits...it means the darling of the group or the favourite of a person.I hope this helps u.