help from spanish spekers!

I have been told that te quiero means I love you but I know that quiero or quierer
means want. how can this happen and what about te amo which also means I love you??? I would appreciate your help!http://www.allthelyrics.com/forum/im...cons/icon7.gif
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yes you are right, querer means want.

the spanish language is lucky enough to have two ways to say i love you!

te quiero literally means "i want you" or "i love you". you use "te quiero" to express love for your family members, friends, pets, etc

amar also means "to love", but it sounds more romantic, so you would use this one with your romantic partner. in some countries however (esp. in spain) "te amo" is sometimes considered a bit cheesy, so "te quiero" would do just fine.

thanx,What is Requete?

A good example of that is ''I like you'' and ''I love you''...

(when did you hear ''requete''?)

It is in a song, Requete chiquito

i think requete means really small... i'm not sure tho

what is exvivos,un veliz

finally does anybody know what is exvivos,un veliz mean?

i think is another language

I recall that someone has already explained this to you, but I will repeat this person. Exvivos is like people who don't live with eachother anymore like ex boyfriend.... I guess the other thing is un Feliz... feliz=happy

Originally Posted by penny

thanx,What is Requete?

requete,it depends where you read it,for example if you say "te requetequiero"
it means I love you a lot.I t is like an expression,that means that,a lot.