Amarの例文や意味・使い方に関するQ&A

A: to love

A:
I have a runny nose 😪

A: I am not feeling sleepy

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A: amar means love, something like “i love you” or “i love this” and amara means will love which is future tense so something like “you will love me?” Mostly when you put “will” in a sentence it automatically becomes a question.

A: En inglés no hay diferencias para decirlo, solo depende del contexto y se dice "I love you"

A: Maybe try asking on the Spanish question feed!

A: “I love you being so kind” sounds a little unnatural to me—I think this is because “being” is a stative verb. (It almost suggests that the person isn’t usually kind!) I would say “I love you for being so kind” or “I love that you are so kind”.

For your other examples:
“I love that you are so considerate.”
“I love that this restaurant is so cheap but so good.”
“I love that my dad gets along with my boyfriend.”

I think you should stick with “that” in the English sentences because you have “que” in the Spanish sentences. But some looser translations might be:

“I love you for being considerate.”
“I love this restaurant because it’s cheap and good.”
“I love my dad and boyfriend getting along.”

The dad and boyfriend sentence is the closest to how you translated your “amable” sentence and it’s okay here because “getting along” isn’t a stative verb—but it sounds very casual.

In the end I think it depends on whether you want the sentence to emphasize the person or thing you love or the quality you love about them.

A: literaly translated :
" amar bou er aage amar mukh bondho hoye jai- my wife closed my mouth before"
ok i am assuming something like " my wife told me to be quiet before" it is very out of context, if you could maybe post the whole and complete sentence :)

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my stomach is upset/ unwell

A: “Loving money is not the same as loving a person.”

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A: I feel cold

A: I have a headache

A: I am feeling sleepy so much