Formal:
* Je t'aime (pronounced "zhuh tem") - This is the most common and literal translation of "I love you." It's used in formal situations and with people you're not very close to.
Informal:
* Je t'aime (pronounced "zhuh tem") - This is the same phrase as the formal one, but it's used in informal settings and with people you're close to.
* Je t'adore (pronounced "zhuh ta-dor") - This is a more intense and passionate way to say "I love you." It's often used with romantic partners or very close friends.
* Je t'aime beaucoup (pronounced "zhuh tem bo-koo") - This means "I love you very much." It's a good way to express your love in a more emphatic way.
Other ways to express love:
* J'ai un faible pour toi (pronounced "zhay un febl pour twah") - This means "I have a weakness for you," implying a strong affection.
* Tu es mon tout (pronounced "tu eh mon too") - This means "You are my everything." It's a very romantic and intense way to express love.
It's important to note that French speakers are often more reserved about expressing their love openly than speakers of other languages. So, even if you're in love, don't be surprised if your French partner doesn't say "Je t'aime" as often as you might expect.