How to Say ‘Love / adore’ in French
Adore
ah-DOR
[ah-DOR]
💬 Usage Tip: From "adorer" = "to love/to adore." Stronger than "j'aime" and full of enthusiasm.
🇫🇷 In France: French speakers often use "j'adore" very freely—for hobbies, food, places, music, even pastries!
Phrase Breakdown
Adore
[ah-DOR]
adores / loves
From the verb aimer/adorer; here it means to love something very much or be really enthusiastic about it.
Il adore le roller en ligne.
He loves inline skating.
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