in italian, please??
F Finelli Member Canada/English Nov 11, 2005 #2 Don't quote me...but I thought I'd give it a try and see what people think Siete belli e ti amo
ElaineG Senior Member Brooklyn NY USA/English Nov 11, 2005 #3 Sei bella/o e ti amo (o ti voglio bene). You can do a search; there are many posts on the differences between "ti amo" and "ti voglio bene."
Sei bella/o e ti amo (o ti voglio bene). You can do a search; there are many posts on the differences between "ti amo" and "ti voglio bene."
lsp Senior Member NY US, English Nov 12, 2005 #4 Finelli said: Don't quote me...but I thought I'd give it a try and see what people think Siete belli e ti amo Click to expand... Translators are not helpful, as they usually give a plural form whenever "you" is used, so you must be very wary when you check your work with them!
Finelli said: Don't quote me...but I thought I'd give it a try and see what people think Siete belli e ti amo Click to expand... Translators are not helpful, as they usually give a plural form whenever "you" is used, so you must be very wary when you check your work with them!
Silvia Senior Member Italy Italian Nov 12, 2005 #5 Yasmin-italia said: in italian, please?? Click to expand... More context is needed.