English–Esperanto
i love you in Esperanto
“i love you” in Esperanto is Mi amas vin.
Mi amas vin.
/mi ˈa.mas vin/
“I love you” in Esperanto is Mi amas vin (mee AH-mahs veen). Mi is “I”, amas is the present tense of ami “to love”, and vin is “you” with the object ending -n. It is the same for any gender and for one or several people, because vi means both “you” (singular) and “you” (plural).
Other ways to say it
- Mi ankaŭ amas vin.I love you too.
- Mi tre amas vin.I love you very much.
- Mi amegas vin.I love you so much. (-eg- makes it stronger)
- Mi ŝatas vin.I like you.
How to reply
- Mi ankaŭ amas vin.I love you too.
Example sentences
- Mi amas vin!I love you!
- Mi amos vin ĉiam.I will always love you.
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Ami is “to love” and ŝati is “to like”. Use Mi ŝatas vin for a friend or a new crush, and Mi amas vin for deep affection.
Reta Vortaro (ReVo), GPL 2.0 · Wiktionary, CC BY-SA 4.0 · ESPDIC by Paul Denisowski, CC BY 3.0