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Dragoste is one Romanian equivalent of 'love'. Iubire is another. The speaker can't go wrong with whichever one of the two that's chosen.

love = dragoste, iubire

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The phrase îmi place de tine is the Romanian equivalent of 'I like you'. The phrase 'te iubesc' is the Romanian equivalent of 'I love you'.

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The Romanian language equivalent of I love you is Te iubesc.

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The Romanian language equivalent of love you too is ÅŸi eu te iubesc.

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The Romanian language equivalent of I am in love is Eu sunt îndrăgostit.

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The Romanian language equivalent for adore you is te ador.

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The Romanian language equivalent of do you still love meis încă mă mai iubești ?

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te iubesc

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