What Does 'Amour' Mean In French?

In French, "amour" is a noun that means "love." However, if you wanted to say that you loved somebody, you'd use the verb "aimer" - in English, the verb and noun for "love" are the same, but not in French.

"Amour" Used in Sentences

• "L'amour est aveugle" (lam-or ay avergle) = Love is blind
• "Tomber en amour" (tombay on amor) = To fall in love
• "Déclaration d'amour" (declar-ass-ion d'amor) = Declaration of love

How to Express Your Love in French

• "Je t'aime" (je tem) = I love you. When texting or chatting online, you can use "jtm" as an abbreviation.
• "Je t'adore" (je tad-or) = I adore you (although this is used much more frequently in French than it is in English).
  When texting or chatting online, you can use "jtd" as an abbreviation.
• "Tu me manques" (to muh monques) = I miss you
• "Je pense à toi" (je ponce a twa) = I'm thinking of you
• "Bisous" (be-zoo) = kiss/kisses