Can anyone tell me what J'taim means in French? I'm pretty sure that's how it's written.
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it means, "I love you." =)
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Je t'aime = I love you.
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It means "I love you!"
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haha thats totally cute =)
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J'taim -> J't'aime -> Je t'aime It means "I love you". Another common abbreviation is "jtm". http://fr.wikipedia.org/wiki/JTM#J The normal spelling is "Je t'aime", but you could spell it otherwise for instance in dialogs to reflect the pronunciation. Here a similar example: "Ell’ s’marie pas pour fair’ plaisir à ses parents, mais parc’ qu’ell’ aim’ son fiancé !" http://forums.france3.fr/france3/Les-Pieds-Noirs-Le-documentaire/colombine-elegies-sujet_526_3.htm (in "French") Traditional spelling: "Elle ne se marie pas pour faire plaisir à ses parents, mais parce qu’elle aime son fiancé !" Translation: "She does not get married to please her parents, but because she loves her fiancé !"
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