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19:34 Jan 10, 2001 |
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na | I am in love |
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na | I am in love |
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I am in love Explanation: Of course, "I am in love" is usually "Je suis amoureux". I can't think that "Je suis dans l'amour" can mean anything else, although I have never come across it before. It could be: (a) someone just translating word-for-word into English, perhaps not knowing the corrrect French (b)someone trying to be funny and "playing" with French (c) someone trying to say "I'm into love", although I think this highly unlikely. |
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