How do you say Who loves in French?

There isn't a single, direct translation of "Who loves" in French. It depends on the context and what you want to say. Here are a few options:

General:

* Qui aime? - This is the most literal translation and asks "Who loves?" in a general sense.

* Qui est amoureux? - This means "Who is in love?" and is more specific to romantic love.

Specific:

* Qui aime [person/thing]? - You can add the object of love after "aime" to specify who or what is being loved. For example: "Qui aime le chocolat?" (Who loves chocolate?)

* Qui est amoureux de [person]? - This is similar to the above but is more specific to romantic love and requires the person being loved. For example: "Qui est amoureux de Marie?" (Who is in love with Marie?)

In a sentence:

* Je me demande qui aime [person/thing]. - This translates to "I wonder who loves [person/thing]."

* Qui est celui/celle qui aime [person/thing]? - This means "Who is the one who loves [person/thing]?"

It's important to choose the translation that best fits the context of your sentence.