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How to Say ‘I love your style.’ in French

J'adore votre style.

zhem ah-dor vot-ruh steel

[zhem ah-dor vot-ruh steel]

💬 Usage Tip: Adorer is casual enthusiasm when it's about things like a style, a song or a dish. Aimed at a person, aimer means "to love" romantically, so stick to j'adore plus a thing when complimenting.

Phrase Breakdown

[zhem]

I (contracted form of « je »)

« Je » becomes « J’ » before a vowel: « J’aime » = “I like/I love”. Very frequent for opinions about anime.

Example

J' aime ce studio d’animation.

I like this animation studio.

adore

[ah-dor]

love; adore

From the verb “adorer,” meaning to love something very much or really enjoy it.

Example

Tout le monde adore ça quand le match est serré.

Everyone loves that when the match is close.

votre

[vot-ruh]

your

Belonging to you.

Example

Votre voiture est là.

Your car is there.

style

[steel]

style

Refers to fashion sense, appearance, or personal aesthetic.

Example

J'adore votre style original.

I love your original style.

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