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    May 30, 2008, 03:52 PM
    Latin translation for 'i love'
    Hi! I'm looking for the latin translation for 'i love'. I've seen somewhere that it is 'amo', but I'm not sure if this means 'i love' or just 'love'. Does anyone know which it means? Or are they both the same? Thanks!
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    Jun 2, 2008, 11:29 PM
    "Ego diligo" is a translation that I got from the following site. Free Online English to Latin Translators

    The word "love" from the site above, can also be translated as "diligo", "dilectio" and "amor."

    In what context are you asking about the small phrase of "I love" please?
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