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Rather, it literally translates as "I want you", and is often used in the romantic sense more than "te amo". My impression is that "amor" in Spanish isn't as si
by tremon 5y ago
Rather, it literally translates as "I want you", and is often used in the romantic sense more than "te amo". My impression is that "amor" in Spanish isn't as single-mindedly restricted to love interests as it is in English: amor/amar is used for close friends and relatives as well.
- wbsss4412 5y agoQuerer is also used for non romantic relationships. Source: direct first hand experience.
- School-Cotton 5y agoSorry but this is completely wrong and backwards, at least in the varieties of Spanish I’ve had exposure to.