No. 16,560 in Korean
사랑한다
"I love you."
In a sentence
나는 너를 사랑한다.
I love you.
This is a direct and personal expression of love, often used sincerely in intimate relationships. It is in a present declarative form.
부모님께 사랑한다고 말씀드렸니?
Did you tell your parents you love them?
Here, the word expresses familial affection and is part of a question. The form "사랑한다고" is a quoted declarative statement.
예술을 사랑하는 사람들은 주말에 미술관에 갔다.
People who love art went to the museum on the weekend.
In this sentence, "사랑하는" describes the people with a passion for art, showing its use in continuous descriptive form.
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