What does you amo queso mean?

"You amo queso" is not a grammatically correct phrase in Spanish. It appears to be a playful attempt to express "I love cheese" in Spanish, but the structure and wording are incorrect.

Here's a breakdown of the issues:

* "You" is incorrect: "You" in Spanish is "tú" or "usted" depending on formality. The phrase uses the incorrect "you."

* "Amo" is correct: "Amo" means "I love" in Spanish.

* "Queso" is correct: "Queso" means "cheese" in Spanish.

Here's how you could say "I love cheese" correctly in Spanish:

* Formal: "Yo amo el queso." (This uses the formal "usted" form)

* Informal: "Yo amo queso." or "Me encanta el queso."

In a playful context, you could say something like:

* "Queso, te amo!" (Cheese, I love you!)

Let me know if you have any other Spanish phrases you'd like help with!