How would I say “much love” in spanish?

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I mean like, at the end of a conversation.when I say bye, i usually say much love(not to everyone, of course)

Carol Funk · Accepted Answer

“Much love” is “mucho amor”, but you would never say it like that in Spanish…Instead, you could say “te amo” or “te quiero”Both are “I love you”, but “te amo” is a much more serious and strong word… you only use it with people you really love, like your 4 year long boyfriend, or your close family and maybe with your best friend (it depends on the person). Te quiero you could say it to someone you like, or your friends or anybody you love. But be aware that the quiero actually means “I want you”, so be careful how you use it. “Te adoro” is also an option, which means “I adore you”, but it is more common in Spanish; you almos never say “I adore you” in English. It’s also a little bit stronger than Te quiero, but good as well. Good luck.

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Carol Funk · Answer

you mean, like at the end of a letter?Con amor Con mucho amor.or, as other answer said:Te quiero

Carol Funk · Answer

Mas amor para ti — Much love for you Amor para ti — Love for you Te amo mas…aun — I love you even more Lo mejor para ti — The best for you

Carol Funk · Answer

It would help to know the nationality of who are you writing or telling this to. A direct translation probably wouldn’t be fit for the situation.

Carol Funk · Answer

okey so it is Mucho amor.but I say Te quiero. or Te adoro

Carol Funk · Answer

“mucho amor” in literal translation…

Carol Funk · Answer

“Con mucho carino” or “con mucho amor.”But it would be more usual to say “Te amo” or “Te quiero” (“I love you”).

Carol Funk · Answer

“much love”..”con mucho amor”.

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