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How do you say I love too in Chinese?

You can't directly translate "I love too" into Chinese like you would in English. The phrase "I love too" usually means you're reciprocating someone else's feelings.

Here's how you can express this in Chinese, depending on the context:

1. If someone says "I love you," and you want to say "I love you too":

* 我也爱你 (wǒ yě ài nǐ) - This is the most direct translation, meaning "I love you too."

* 我爱你 (wǒ ài nǐ) - You can simply repeat "I love you" without the "too".

2. If someone is expressing their love for something, and you want to say you love it too:

* 我也很喜欢 (wǒ yě hěn xǐhuan) - This means "I like it very much too."

* 我也很喜欢... (wǒ yě hěn xǐhuan...) - You can follow this with the thing you love. For example: "我也很喜欢猫 (wǒ yě hěn xǐhuan māo)" - "I love cats too."

3. If you want to express mutual love in a more general sense:

* 我们彼此相爱 (wǒmen bǐcǐ xiāng'ài) - This means "We love each other."

* 我们互相爱着 (wǒmen hùxiāng àizhe) - This means "We love each other."

Remember, the best way to express this depends on the specific situation and the tone you want to convey.

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