Why “I Love You” Isn’t Said Lightly in Portugal
If you’re learning Portuguese, you’ve probably encountered a phrase that feels deceptively simple: “Amo-te.” It’s the literal translation of “I love you” but in Portugal, you’ll rarely hear it.
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