How do you say I love you in Latin?

'Te amo' which is very close to how you would say it in Italian which is Ti amo. The verb 'to love' is amare. My love is 'il mio amore'.

Answered by Petro L. - 241 days ago at 5:16pm on Oct 02 2011

Te amo very close to how you would say it in Italian which is Ti amo. The verb 'to love' is amare. My love is 'il mio amore'.

Answered - 409 days ago at 1:23pm on Apr 18 2011

Te amo is the way to say I love you in Latin. The phrase is the same in Spanish, and in French, I love you is je t'aime. ChaCha on!

Answered by Katherine S. - 650 days ago at 8:51am on Aug 20 2010

To say I Love You in Latin you would say Te amo. In French you would say Je t'aime, Je t'adore. ChaCha!!

Answered - 723 days ago at 11:48am on Jun 08 2010

I love you in Latin is: Te amo. In Latvian, it is Es tevi miilu!

Answered - 775 days ago at 3:11pm on Apr 17 2010

I love you in Latin is Te amo the same as Spanish which can be either Te quiero or Te amo. ChaCha

Answered - 979 days ago at 7:52pm on Sep 24 2009

EGO diligo vos is how I Love You translates into Latin. Keep doing the ChaCha!

Answered - 1040 days ago at 9:04pm on Jul 25 2009

Te amo is how you say 'I love you' in Latin. ChaCha on!

Answered - 1040 days ago at 5:46pm on Jul 25 2009