LuvMyAlfonse
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How do you say 'my love' in Italian?
Thank you!
mathteach
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mi amore
chrispar
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il mio amore
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lela9282008
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MI AMORE
chrispar
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Posted by mathteach
mi amore
I think this is i love
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am i wrong
mathteach
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Posted by chrispar
Posted by mathteach
mi amore
I think this is i love ![]()
am i wrong
I asked my son.he's in 8th grade and takes Italian
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mathteach
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Here, I googled it
amore mio
my love
LuvMyAlfonse
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thanks girls! I don't trust the on-line translators...
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chrispar
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shroney
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Nothing to do with the post but I love Lambert. I haven't thought of Lambert the sheepish lion in years! Thanks for the blast from the past!
kimNanthony
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Mi Amore
FH speaks fluent Italian!
Maria31
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Mi Amore or Amore Mio - either one
LeeLee111
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Mi amore
Princess Cut Bride
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Either Amore mio or Mio amore
Amore mio is used more when you are calling someone my love. (My cousin calls her DH that)
ETA: I am fluent in Italian and am also foreign language teacher. Mio is a possessive adjective where as Mi is a direct object pronoun.
