How to Say ‘And to love more’ in Spain Spanish
Y a amar más
ee ah ah-MAHR mahs
[ee ah ah-MAHR mahs]
💬 Usage Tip: You can add "a" + person: "...a amar más a mi familia" (to love my family more).
🇪🇸 In Spain: In testimonies, “love more” usually points to actions (patience, time, listening) rather than just feelings—people may relate to that.
Phrase Breakdown
Y
[ee]
and
Connects an additional change in the testimony (another fruit/result).
Y a amar más fue algo que notó mi familia enseguida.
And loving more was something my family noticed right away.
…a amar…
ah ah-MAHR
…to love…
Continuing the previous structure: (empecé) "a" + infinitive.
Aprendí a amar mi trabajo.
I learned to love my job.
Words in this phrase
a
[ah]
to
Introduces the infinitive phrase "amar" after an implied/understood verb like "empecé".
Empecé a amar más a mis vecinos y a ayudarles cuando lo necesitaban.
I began to love my neighbors more and help them when they needed it.
amar
[ah-MAHR]
to love
In this phrase it means to show practical love as a response to God’s love.
Aprendí a amar incluso cuando no recibía nada a cambio.
I learned to love even when I didn’t get anything in return.
más
[mahs]
more
Strengthens the idea of growth: more than before (a noticeable change).
Ahora intento amar más como Jesús ama.
Now I try to love more like Jesus loves.
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