French · to love (usually of a person, otherwise the meaning is closer to English like)
I can love.
He must love you.
They'll like that.
She seemed to enjoy it.
You'll like this.
You'll like this.
You've got to like Tom.
You'll like it.
You'll like it.
You'll come to like her.
Why don't you love me?
To love is to be alone.
To love is to suffer.
She said that she likes to swim.
We should love our neighbors.
You ought to love your neighbors.
You seem to like fruit.
He says he likes speaking French.
The measure of love is to love without measure.
He thought he could get her to like him if he ingratiated himself with her mother.
I know he will only continue disappointing me, but I can't help loving him.
We stop loving ourselves when no one loves us.
You'll like the stadium.
I cannot help loving her in spite of her many faults.
You will soon get to like him.
People should love one another.
She came to like the new teacher.
He made me love jazz.
The two lovers swore to love each other for eternity.
How could anyone not like music?
I think you'll like the dessert.
I think you're going to like this one.
Despite Trang's constant affirmations of love, Spenser is still afraid someday she will fall out of love with him.
To love someone means to see him as God intended him.
Tom started to like Mary more and more.
One should love one's mother tongue.
Tom said he likes studying French.
Tom doesn't seem to like me.
I wish I could love without restraints and fears.
Tom seemed to like Mary.
Ziri will like that.
Sami is easy to love.
Jim has learned to like Japanese dishes.
To understand someone is to love someone.
To love humanity, it must be viewed from afar.
I only know how to love, suffer and sing.
Oh! How cruel is it to love when we are apart from the one we love!
I will only be able to love a man who can protect me.
To love is to wish someone well.
I love my brother, and no matter what happens to either him or me, I will never stop loving him!