how to say the following words in french?

Question

i like you

i love you

i promise

he is so hot

Answer 1

I like you = je t'aime bien
I love you = je t'aime, or, je t'adore
I promise = je te promets
He's so hot = il est si sexy

Answer 2

the first answer is not at all correct. J'aime is saying i like. J'adore is i like ALOT. But, it does not mean i like you. i would definitely go with the second answer. its the first accurate one.

i like you is: Je vous aime. [ je like jacket for the j ]

i love you is: Je vous aime. [ same as above ]

I promise is: Je promets. [ je means " i " so any i's will always be je.

He is hot : Il a chaud. [ haha chaud is how i talk about weather but i guess you could use it for that :p ]

Merry Christmas.. and good luck :DDD


here is something that will help you when figuring the above out:

je = i
[ i am forgetting this one right now.. sorry! ]
il/elle = him/her

--------------------->> Nous = we
---------------------->> Vous = you
--------------------->> ils/elles = they
elles is all girls, if only one guy joins the group it is automatically ils.

Answer 3

Je vous aimez

Je t'aime

I dont know 'i promise'

Il est tres chaud

the last one is a literal translation, I'm not fluent im just taking it in high school, so I hope this is right, i would go with a fluent speaker though, just wanted to give an idea of what they might be =)

Answer 4

I like you - Je t'aime bien

I love you - Je t'aime

I promise - Je te promets / je vous promets (que .....)

He's so hot - Il est tres bon / sexy

Answer 5

J'aime
J'aime
{I don't know how to say I promise, but I like u and I love u are basically the same}
Tu garcon est tres chaud

Answer 6

"Je te kiffe" (zhuh tuh keef) is slang for "I like you", comes from Arabic.

"Je t'aime" (zhuh tehm) says it all... you're in love.

"Je le promets" (zhuh luh proh-meh) means "I promise it".
"C'est un promis" (Seht uhN proh-mee) means "It's a promise".

"Il est trop sexy" (eel ay troh sehk-see) is "he is hot".

Go get 'm, tiger.