J'adore Edit Meaning

1.

French for "I adore you" not "I love you". "I love you" is "j'taime"

In Franch J'adore (I adore you) is stronger than J'taime (I love you).

"J'adore une femmes"

I adore women

2.

French for "I adore you" not "I love you". "I love you" is "j'aime"

In French J'adore (I adore you) is stronger than J'aime (I love/like you).

"J'adore les femmes"

I adore women

See j'adore

3.

J'adore is literally translated as "I adore".

J'aime is "I love".

In order to say "I adore you", one would say "Je t'adore", which is <Je> meaning "I"; <tu> meaning "you"; and <adore> meaning "adore". You drop the "u" in "tu" because adore begins with a vowel.

J'adore la femme.

I adore women.

See french, love, femme

4.

French for I love. Used when describing your love for something.

J'adore le dancefloor

5.

I love (French). See also le coq.

J'adore le bapage, said butt licka as he got pounded indabutt.

See Gumba Gumba