TE AMO or TE QUIERO? Romantic Ways to Speak About LOVE (Amor) in Spanish

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In today’s video, we will learn the language of love, and some love phrases in Spanish!
0:00 Language of Love
0:30 How to declare your love/ How to impress your crush
0:52 Differences between “Te Amo” and “Te Quiero”
1:51 The first date
2:20 Examples
3:05 How to call your relatives
3:27 Ways to address your loved ones
4:21 Other sentences
4:49 Differences between countries
5:45 Te extraño/ Te echo de menos (I miss you)
Important words and vocabulary:
Amor mío - My love
Corazon - My heart
Cielo de mi vida - Sky of my life
Tus padres - Your parents
Tus hermanos - Your siblings
Tus hijos - Your children
Me gustas mucho - I like you a lot
Te amo - I love you
Mamá te amo - Mom I love you
Cory ama a Jagger - Cory loves Jagger
Quiero mucho a mis amigos - I care a lot about my friends
Me gustas mucho - I really like you
Te amo querida - I love you, dear
Esposa - Wife
Marido/ Esposo - Husband
Novio - Boyfriend
Novia - Girlfriend
Pareja - Partner
Te extraño mucho - I miss you a lot
Quieres ser mi novia/ novio? - Would you be my girlfriend/ boyfriend?
Me tienes encantado - You got me charmed
Me has robado el corazón - You have stolen my heart
Estoy loca/ loco por tí - I’m crazy about you
#Love_in_Spanish #Amor_Spanish
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[@johnbrown1851]

Mi cielo!

[@kamron_thurmond]

This wasn't in this video, but for anyone who has seen The Prince's Bride "Como desees" It a Spanish translation of a line from the movie, and I find it very romantic.

[@springspanish]

😊 Sounds like something someone would say in court!

[@karenoree350]

thank you

[@ryanr6656]

me tienes encantado

[@jamesfreese4700]

Nice video!!!

[@SBC581]

Very clear and understandable. Do more!

[@ronwatford7331]

My Boricua (Puertorriqueña) started me off with "mi vida" one day over text. We weren't official yet, but I was Googling like crazy "HOW SERIOUS IS THIS???!!!" LOL 2 1/2 years later, we're still going strong, and we have graduated from "te quiero" to "te amor", and she is now mi prometida. Cultural latinas are the best!

[@veronicajuarez-ct8qy]

mi amor 💕

[@springspanish]

❤️

[@milianozuniga-deanda4955]

At first I thought saying Te Amo was used exclusively in romantic situations as a Chicano because I'd only see it used that way in novelas and it was never used by my family to me but now I get it after watching and asking around. Alotta Latino families, especially in dad to son situations never even say te quiero. We have to seriously think really far back if it's even happened. And that doesn't help either.

[@tluiz4293]

Sí mi novia y yo siempre usamos te queiro porque empezamos a salir recentemente
Te quero mucho mi dayana

[@stevebelcher6539]

Super helpful. Latina women are so gorgeous

[@George-wx5nv]

My sky

[@fernandogallegos6257]

He oído " cariño" en las Películas. Qual situaciones usen "cariño"

[@carlosfmmc7035]

Cariño = Dearling. Es para la pareja casi siempre. Aunque las personas mas "amorosas" lo usan con cualquier persona.

[@tjdell480]

Te quiero mucho

[@Etagegn2124]

Hello dear

[@springspanish]

Hello! Thanks for watching!

[@martsharpe709]

hola mommy, me guista is my favorita

[@kevinthemayor]

In Mexican dating culture before a girl lets a guy kiss him, does the girl want him to have asked her to be his girlfriend first? Has she not let me kiss her in the past and last weekend because first I have to ask her to be my girlfriend?

[@sinnombre-uc7pw]

I learned extraño as missing someone. Soy borikua

[@krystal5z]

Extraño means strange or weird, but it’s also used to say I miss you. You can use “te extraño” o “te echo de menos” to say you miss someone

[@theomnissiahschosen3787]

I feel like I have A LOT to learn from Cory. If ya get what I mean. "Got it made, I hot for teacher".

[@girlmeetsboynfallsn]

Donde the amos~`|

[@springspanish]

We didn't quite get that 😅, but thanks for watching!

[@Kitiwake]

It's all just words, believe me!

[@alexcidjavillonar7973]

I love ❤️ Mexican girls. I want someday

[@springspanish]

If you work on your Spanish, the chances of winning the heart of one of them are higher! 😉

[@ralphzamoyski2807]

what about mi pololaaaa hehehehehe