I love you in French (emotions, feelings)
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Sign up for freeIn this chapter you will learn how to express "Sentiments" (feelings) and "Emotions" (emotions) in French !
In French, as in English, you can use the verb aimer (to love) in a romantic love for someone and aimer or the verb adorer (to like) for things and actions but also so that you can distinguish beetween the romantic love and emotions. But you should be careful of the context in which you use these.
Example:
Here are a few expression to signal affection in French :
French phrase | Translation | Use |
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Je t'aime | I love you | Romantic love mostly |
Je t'aime bien mon cher | I hold you dear | Family members / really close persons |
J'adore la pizza/ton ami | I like pizza/your friend | For friends, things and actions |
Tu me plaît beaucoup | You / this pleases me (hard to translate phrase) | Usually if you like someone's style or when you do something for the first time |
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The list below shows you possible answers for the question Comment te sens-tu ? (How do you feel?).
French | English |
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Triste | sad |
Dégouté(e) | disgusted |
En colére | angry |
Surpris(e) | surprised |
Appeuré(e), peur | scared |
Heureux(se) | happy |
Joyeux(se), gai(e) | joyful |
Amoureu(se) | in love |
Honte | ashamed |
Excité(e) | excited |
Content(e) | happy, content |
Peur | afraid |
Fatigué(e) | tired |
Exténué(e) | exhausted |
Grincheux(se) | grumpy |
Déçu(e) | disappointed |
Pathétique | pathetic |
Fier(ère) | proud |
Nerveux(se) | nervous |
Inquiété(e) | worried |