What's the differerence between "te amo" and "te quiero"...-->
..-->if these phrases a both use when people say "i love you"?
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"Te quiero" is more colloquial, more usual. At the same time, it means all kinds of love ( you can tell "te quiero" to a child, a dog, etc...).
By the other side, "Te amo" it's only use with a romantic love.
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"Te amo" is more compromised than "te quiero". You can say "te quiero" to a niece. You usually say "te amo" to the only one in your life.
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Is the same, but "te amo" is more intense hehe
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The difference lies in how much you deliveries to the person. When you loves you give all of you to the person
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Yes ,they both mean 'i love you' .
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