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How do you say "I love you!" in Italian?

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Aida gave you the most correct answer: "ti/vi amo" (ti is singular, vi is plural) is used between husband and wife, girlfriend and boyfriend, etc.

"ti/vi voglio bene" is used for members of family, friends, relatives, etc.

"amare" can also be used talking about a community (the family, for instance), a city, a nation, etc.

"Amo il mio Paese" = "I love my Country"

"Amo la mia famiglia" = "I love my family"

"Voglio bene a mio fratello" = "I love my brother"

"Amo mio marito" = "I love my husband"
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"Ti amo!"
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Ti Amo. You can use that for anybody not just romantic love...
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ti amo!

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yep it's ti amo.

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its: ti amo.. im 75% italian, and i take it. So thats how i know =D
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Ti amo

To mom, dad, sister, brother, friend etc you say 'Ti voglio bene'.
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