I Love You in Spanish: Te Quiero vs Te Amo

Te amo is the most common way to say I love you in Spanish, but used only between couples. Te quiero means the same, but used for friends

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Te Quiero vs Te Amo: Don't Say the Wrong 'I Love You' in Spanish

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