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I say now amo “I love”, then you say quem amas? “Whom do you love?” I say te amo “I love you” then my love falls on you, and you can say amor a te “I am loved by you”; doceo te “I teach you”, and you say: doceor a te “I am taught by you”, et cetera.
Source: tatoeba (1855309)
"Roma" is an anagram of "amor."
Source: tatoeba (3013299)
The people of Galilee are not precise in their speech. What does this mean? There was a certain man of Galilee who would say, "Who has amar? Who has amar?" They would say to him, "Foolish Galilean, do you mean a donkey (ḥamor) to ride, or wine (ḥamar) to drink, wool (amar) to wear or a lamb (imar) to slaughter?"
Source: tatoeba (9424266)
Obeying his beloved mother's instructions, Amor takes off his wings and has fun trying to imitate Ascânio's gait.
Source: tatoeba (13595583)
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