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Rimani sempre con me - Stay with me always.Hai conquistato il mio cuore - You have won my heart.Farei di tutto per te - I would do everything for you.Sei il mio raggio di sole - You are my sunshine.Senza te non sono nulla -Without you I am nothing.

Voglio fare l’amore con te - I want to make love to you.

Non posso più vivere senza te - I can’t go on living without you.

Voglio stare con te - I want to be with you.

Sei la regina del mio cuore -You are the queen of my heart.

Non potrò mai smettere d’amarti - I could never stop loving you.

Voglio stare con te per sempre - I want to be with you for always.

Sei l’amore della mia vita - You are the love of my life.

Mi sto innamorando di te –- I’m falling in love with you.

Sei irresistibile - You are irresistible.

Siamo fatti l’uno per l’altra - We are made for each other.

Mi fai stare bene - You make me feel good.

Sono pazzo (pazza, if female) di te - I am crazy about you.

Mi piace tutto di te –- I like everything about you.

Non posso vivere senza te - I can’t live without you.

Sei il mio universo - You are my universe.

Vieni qui e baciami - Come here and kiss me.

Senza di te la mia vita non ha senso - Without you my life makes no sense.

Ti penso ogni giorno - I think of you every day.

Sei la mia anima gemella - You are my soulmate.

Here are some Italian phrases that may help you in the gioco dell’amore (game of love). Italian parents and children as well as boyfriends and girlfriends express affection with “ Ti voglio bene,” which translates literally into “I want you well,” but conveys an entire universe of best wishes: “I want the best for you.” “I want all good things for you.” “I want what you want because I care so much for you.” Keep in mind that Italians reserve the words " ti amo" (I love you) only for the loves of their lives. Why not? Like love itself, a dichiarazione d’amore (declaration of love) is lovelier in Italian. She counted the ways in English, but the passionate Italophile may well have chosen Italian when she whispered words of love.

“How do I love thee?” Elizabeth Barrett Browning asked.