"The Best Ways To Say “I Love You” In French"

They say that love is the unofficial currency of this universe. Not sure about other universes and galaxies out there. But on this planet that we call Earth, love has a lot of merit. Well, love can also be a bit dangerous because it’ll make you do things you’ve never done before and say things you’ve never said before. Which does sound a bit frightening. However, that isn’t really as scary as five killer clowns and four cursed dolls chasing after you in a century-old haunted mansion. So even if love is like this sharp drawing pin that bursts your bubble, that might not be too bad of a feeling, emotion, or whatever you want to call it. After all, everybody deserves to feel love and be loved and not get chased by nightmarish creatures in a creaky and possibly termite-infested place.

When it comes to love, there is always this phrase that people like to say, no matter the time and place. What is this expression you may ask? Oh, it’s just the simple English phrase known as “I love you.” This three-word sentence can also be said in different languages like French. In French, there are many ways to profess your love. Let me show you the ways.

• I love you: Je t’aime (zhe tem)
• I am in love with you: Je suis amoureux (zhe swees amoruh)
• I love you more: Je t’aime plus (zhe tem pluus)
• I still love you: Je t’aime encore (zhe tem encor)
• I think I love you: Je crois que je t’aime (zhe kwa kuh zhe tem)
• I adore you: Je t’adore (zhe tahdor)
• I really like you: Je te kiffe (zhe teh keef)
• I love you with all my heart: Je t'aime de tout mon cœur (zhe tem de too mon kurr)
• I think I love you: Je crois que je t’aime (zhe kwa kuh zhe tem)
• I love you too: Je t’aime aussi (zhe tem ohsi)
• I love you so much: Je t’aime tellement (zhe tem telmuh)
• I love you more: Je t’aime plus (zhe tem pluus)
• I love you most: Je t’aime le plus (zhe tem leh pluus)
• I love you to the moon and back: Je t'aime plus que tout au monde (zhe tem pluus kuh too oh mond)
• I think I’m falling for you: Je crois que je suis en train de tomber amoureux de toi (zhe kwa kuh zhe swees an trahn duh tombeh amoruh duh twa)
• I like everything about you: J’aime tout de toi (zhem too duh twa)
• I love you a lot: Je t’aime beaucoup (zhe tem boocoo)
• I love you like crazy: Je t’aime à la folie (zhe tem ah la fohlee)
• I love you forever: Je t’aime pour toujours (zhe tem poor tohjoor)