Difference between "Ich liebe such" and 'Ich habe dich lieb"
I think the first describe more intense feelings but I'm not sureI meant Ich liebe dich *
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Bernard and nas are actually quite right, you see "Ich liebe dich" is I love you in a romantic way, in German we say "ich habe dich lieb" to our family or close friends.
"Ich habe dich lieb" isn't really a "I like you" though it is more something in between "I like you" and "I love you", it is more then "I like you", but less then "I love you"
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"Ich habe dich lieb" is sth. like "I like you" you can tell it to a good friend or your cousine, but also with you atracted in a person than it is a step before saying "I love you" - "Ich liebe dich"
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They both mean 'I love you', but I was taught that 'Ich liebe dich' is romantic, while 'Ich habe dich lieb' would be something that you say to friends and family.
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