While Italians and other nations have many ways of saying “I love you,” there are a few ways Italians say it differently. Here are a few common sayings you may hear on February 14th.
1. “Amo te oggi e sempre. Buon San Valentino.” This means: I love you today and forever. Happy Valentine’s Day!
2. “Ti Amo.” This is a simple “I love you,” however, the Italian language has multiple variations of this saying. Ti Amo is more of a love meant for a significant other. By saying “Ti Voglio Bene” for example, this refers to a platonic love between parents or children, or to a friend.
3. “Buon San Valentino, Amore Mio.” This means: Happy Valentine’s day my love!