Examples of using "L'aimait" in a sentence and their english translations:
He loved her, and she loved him, too.
She used to love him.
That he loved her was certain.
She still loved him.
- He loved her very much.
- She was loved very much by him.
And she loved him, too.
He loves her.
- She disliked him.
- She didn't like him.
He told her that he loved her.
She loved her, as I loved her.
I mean, loved it.
She knows that John loved her.
She told him that she loved him.
In fact, he too loved her.
- Tom thought that Mary loved him.
- Tom thought Mary loved him.
Tom knew that Mary loved him.
She told him that she didn't love him.
- Tom didn't know that Mary loved him.
- Tom didn't know Mary liked him.
She loved her, as I loved her.
She loved her, as I loved her.
She wanted him to say that he loved her.
He told her that he loved her.
He didn't like her at first.
Tom loved Mary and Mary loved him.
I heard through the grapevine that she likes him.
- She told him that she didn't love him.
- She told him she didn't love him.
She told him that she didn't love him.
She told him that she didn't love him.
Mary wondered if Tom really loved her.
I thought everybody liked it.
Tom didn't love Mary as much as she loved him.
Tom didn't know Mary liked him.
- Tom had no idea that Mary liked him.
- Tom had no idea Mary liked him.
She wrote to him to tell him that she loved him.
She believed him when he said he loved her.
She told him that she didn't love him.
She longed to hear him say that he loved her.
She told him that she didn't love him.
Tom asked Mary if she loved him.
She believed him when he said he loved her.
- Tom said Mary didn't like him.
- Tom said that Mary didn't like him.
- Tom should've told Mary he loved her.
- Tom should've told Mary that he loved her.
- Tom should have told Mary he loved her.
- Tom should have told Mary that he loved her.
She advised him to tell his girlfriend that he loved her.
Tom loved Mary, who didn't love him at all.
Tom asked Mary whether she liked him.
None of Tom's classmates liked him.
She believed him when he said he loved her.
Mary asked her friends if they thought Tom liked her.
- She felt an aversion to him.
- She hated him.
- She disliked him.
- She didn't like him.
- She disliked him.
- She didn't like him.
She advised him to tell his girlfriend that he loved her.
It was unbelievably quiet there; perhaps that's why he liked the place so much.
She advised him to tell his girlfriend that he loved her.
Mary had not suspected that the young farmer liked her; she loved him as a brother.
- I don't think Tom realized just how much Mary loved him.
- I don't think that Tom realized just how much Mary loved him.
He saw in her eyes that she still loved him and hope arose inside him.
He soon grows tired of a thing regardless of how much he liked it to begin with.
She didn't love him, she would never love him; he has inspired in her a secret and inexplicable dislike.
She married John, not because she loved him, but because he was a rich man.
Even though Trang continued to say that she loved him, Spenser couldn't do anything but fear that she would stop caring for him.