Everyone who doesn't speak Spanish is so excited that Samuel said âI love youâ to Carla and I'm here like âTe quieroâ and âTe amoâ don't have the same meaning. We translate it as âI love youâ because there's no other way to differentiate them in english.
If someone who you've only been with for two months says âI love youâ it's kind of weird and way too fast. But in a relationship you can say âte quieroâ after a few months or before because that affection is already there whereas for âte amoâ you wait.
We all know that Samuel loves her is just that he said âTe quieroâ annd don't get me wrong I went awww but I still need/want them to say âte amoâ because it's stronger.
âTe amoâ is the closest to the way English speakers say âI love you.â and why I said all this.
Que no, coño, que no. Nadie, jamĂĄs, ni muerto, dirĂa "te amo" en Madrid. Ni en un millĂłn de años. PasĂł lo mismo con Omander en la primera temporada. En España, y desde luego en Madrid, no sĂ© dice "te amo". Otra cosa es que lo dijese Lu, que es de MĂ©xico. Pero los personajes españoles dicen te quiero, punto, porque es lo que se dice en España.




















