“Ich hab(e) dich lieb” is what we use for family and friends. Both translate to “I love you”. The latter is more like the casual “Love you!”

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“Ich liebe dich” literally translates to “I love you” in German — however, this phrase is strictly reserved for your partner or spouse. This ...

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To express such feeling, you can say “Ich liebe dich,” which is a German equivalent to the English “I love you,” and in most cases is used in a romantic ...

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"Ich liebe dich" is the classic "I love you", "ich hab dich lieb" could be literally translated into "I've got some love for you".

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So the correct phrase is 'Ich liebe dich' which means 'I love you', Signifying who is loving and who is being loved. I hope this helps.

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I love you – Ich liebe dich. You would say this to your partner or close family members, less to friends. I like you – Ich mag ...

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While “Ich liebe dich” is the most common and widely understood way to express love in German, there are also regional variations in dialects and colloquial ...

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