To make this expression stronger, say “ti amo così tanto” (tee AH-mo coh-SEE TAHN-to), or, “I love you so much. ” To sound even more romantic, you can even say, “Ti amo con tutto il cuore” (tee AH-mo con TOO-to eel KWO-reh), or, “I love you with all my heart. ”
Make this expression even stronger by saying, “Ti voglio un mondo di bene” (tee VOL-yo oon MON-do dee BEN-eh), which could be translated into English as, “I want a world of good things for you. ” Keep in mind that some long-term spouses will also use “Ti voglio bene” with each other—this expression doesn’t always mean that a relationship isn’t romantic.
Italian is a language that uses grammatical gender. If you’re a woman, say “sono innamorata di te” (SO-no een-ah-mo-RA-ta dee teh), instead of “inamorato. ”
“Significhi molto per me. ” (see-nee-FEE-key MOL-to per me): “You mean a lot to me. ” “Ti penso sempre. ” (tee PEN-so SEM-pray): “I think about you always. ” “Ti amerò sempre. ” (tee am-er-OH SEM-pray): “I will always love you. ” “Sei la mia vita. ” (say la MEE-ah VEE-ta): “You’re my life. ” “Sei la luce dei miei occhi. " (say la LOO-che day MEE-ay yoh-KEY): “You’re the light of my eyes. ” “Sei la mia anima gemella” (say la MEE-ah ah-NEE-ma ge-MELL-ah): “You’re my soulmate. ” “Non posso vivere senza di te. ” (non POSS-oh VEE-ve-re sen-tsa dee teh): “I can’t live without you. ” “Voglio passare il resto della mi vita con te. ” (VOL-yo pass-AH-rey eel RES-to DELL-ah me VEE-ta con teh): “I want to spend to rest of my life with you. ” “Ti do il mio cuore. ” (tee do eel MEE-oh KWO-reh): “I give you my heart. ”
“Caro mio” (CAR-oh mee-oh): “My dear” (referring to a man) “Cara mia” (CAR-ah mee-ah): “My dear” (referring to a woman) “Amore mio” (am-OH-rey mee-oh): “My love” “Vita mia” (VEE-ta mee-ah): “My life” “Tesoro” (tez-OH-ro): “Treasure” or “Darling” “Bello” (BELL-oh): “Handsome” (referring to a man) “Bella” (BELL-ah): “Pretty” (referring to a woman)
“Sei migliore. ” (say meel-YOR-eh): “You’re the best. ” “Sei un angelo. ” (say oon an-JEL-oh): “You’re an angel. ” (especially used to show gratitude) “Piccolo” (pee-KOL-oh): “Little one” (referring to a male child) “Piccola” (pee-KOL-ah): “Little one” (referring to a female child) “Cucciolo” (KOO-cho-lo): “Puppy” (referring to a male child) “Cucciola” (KOO-cho-la): “Puppy” (referring to a female child)