In tennis, the term "love" is used to indicate a score of zero, and its origin is believed to be related to the French word "l'œuf," which means "egg." The shape of an egg resembles a zero, and this connection may have influenced the adoption of "love" in scoring. The term became popular in English-speaking countries, especially in the context of tennis, and has been widely used ever since. Thus, at the French Open, "love" signifies a score of zero.
Mon amour
Seclamour is French for ' That's love' No it's c'est l'amour
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The noun Love is "amour" in French. It is a masculine noun. Males and females alike call their partner "mon amour", regardless of the gender of the said partner.
je t'aime bien (if you take the 'bien' out that means 'I love' instead of 'I like')
"mon mari, je t'aime" (French women would rather use "chéri" instead of "mon mari")
je t'aime si profondément (maybe French lovers would say 'tant' or 'tellement' instead)
I'm crazy in love (with...) --> je suis follement amoureux (de...) If you are a girl, you say "amoureuse" instead of "amoureux".
to make love in the bed with the condiments listed instead of the usual
love in french is "amour".
you may mean 'mon amour' (my love) 'mon chéri' (my darling) instead of 'bon amour' (good love), which is strange in French.
In French, it can be ma cherie, mon amour, mon ange, ma petite, ...