Examples of using "L'aimer" in a sentence and their english translations:
"You're going to love her".
You'll come to like her.
To understand someone is to love someone.
To see her is to love her.
She began to like him right away.
- And you end up loving it.
It's impossible not to love her.
She began to like him right away.
- It's impossible not to love him.
- It's impossible not to love it.
You will soon get to like him.
How can you not like him?
I can't help loving her.
You will soon get to like him.
It's impossible not to love him.
You will soon get to like him.
"We'll send you Bibi Seck and you're going to love him."
In time, Tom came to love her.
Everyone has their own thing. I have to like it visually.
I cannot help loving her in spite of her many faults.
I cannot help loving her in spite of her many faults.
We decided to love him, never to be ashamed.
How can you not like him?
I can't help loving her despite her flaws.
He thought he could get her to like him if he ingratiated himself with her mother.
But Dad won't like it.
You'd better really love her; people are unchangeable.
I know he will only continue disappointing me, but I can't help loving him.
At first I didn't like ballet, but I've come to like it by degrees.
Despite Trang's constant affirmations of love, Spenser is still afraid someday she will fall out of love with him.
What's the difference between liking and loving someone?
He thought he could get her to like him if he ingratiated himself with her mother.