What's the difference between the three: 사랑은(sa rang eun), 사랑이(sa rang i), 사랑해(sa rang hae)
Also, when is it proper to use each one of them? Thanks for the help. :)

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사랑 is a noun that means "love,"
 -은 is a topic marker, so when 사랑 is the topic (or main subject) of the sentence, you can say 사랑은. 
-이 is a subject marker, so when 사랑 is the subject of the sentence, you say 사랑이.
 해 comes from 하다 - to do, so 사랑 [love] + 해 [do] = to love something/someone.

사랑은 맹인이다. - Love is blind. (Love is the topic, and also the subject in this case)

사랑이 뭐길래? - What happened to love? (Love is the subject, us or we is the implied topic)

널 사랑해 - I love you.

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