Ti amo per sempre e sempre
Ti amo per sempre e sempre is the Italian way to say "I love you forever and always".
This phrase is a romantic expression used to tell a partner that one's love will never end.
Did you know?
- The word amo in the phrase comes from the Latin word for a 'fish hook', rather than the root for 'love'.
- In Italy, you would never use Ti amo to express love for a parent, sibling or friend. For those relationships, Italians use the phrase Ti voglio bene, which literally translates to 'I want you well'.
- While Ti amo is the peak of romantic passion, using it too early in a relationship can be seen as overwhelming or alarming in Italian culture. It is reserved for deep, committed romantic love rather than initial attraction.
Example conversation
A couple is sharing a romantic moment at dinner.
- LorenzoSei la donna della mia vita.You are the woman of my life.
- MartinaAnche tu sei tutto per me, Lorenzo.You are everything to me too, Lorenzo.
- LorenzoTi amo per sempre e sempre, Martina.I love you forever and always, Martina.
- MartinaTi amo anch'io immensamente.I love you immensely too.
