I love you.

Te quiero.
Quiero a tú.
Yo quererte.

Question

I love you.

	Te quiero.
	Quiero a tú.
	Yo quererte.

anonymous · Answer

Choose the correct Spanish translation for each sentence written in English. 
(If there are 2 or more object pronouns in a sentence, use RID rule: Reflexive, Indirect, Direct.)

hanamalik · Answer

Umm, first thing I love you is Te amo.

hanamalik · Answer

what do you think the right answers are?

anonymous · Answer

i think its the first one

anonymous · Answer

or last one

anonymous · Answer

or last one

anonymous · Answer

litzyceron

hanamalik · Answer

It depends on what kind of spanish teacher, Chilean, Spain, and Cuban all have different views. So, I'm not sure what to tell you

ichliebedich · Answer

i love you is the same as te quiero
te amo is the same as i love you depends on who you are telling it to 
(to a friend)- i love you bro-te quiero, hermano
(to parents)-i love y'all- los amo
it depends

daisyduck04 · Answer

its the first one the rest are not even words i know

daisyduck04 · Answer

fan and medal plz