The noun form of "love" in French is the word Amour, which is a verb. French verbs change at the end of prototype verbs according to different people. We call this change verb displacement. For details, please refer to Aimo's present direct verb modification: J'aime. = I like it. Hello. = You love. Il, Al, Onam. He, she, everyone loves him. We love Mons. = We love. Hello. = You love. You love. Ils，elles aiment。 They, they love. I love you. = I love you. I love you. = I love you. Or, I love you. Hello. = You love me. Hello. = You love him. Or you love her. = You love them. Or, you love them .. = You love me. Or you love me. You are my lover. = You love him. Either you love her, or you love him, or you love her. You (you) love them. Or you (you) love them. Il, elle, in m'aime. He (she) (person) loves me. Il, elle, at t'aime. He (she) (person) loves you. Il, Al, you love me. He (she) (person) loves you (you). We are so tired. = We love you. We love you. We love him (her). We love you. We love them. Ils，elles m'aiment。 They love me. Ils，elles t'aiment。 They (they) love you. Ils, elles clothes They love you (you). Ils，elles l'aiment。 They love him (her). Ils，ellesleaiment。 They (they) love them (them) Is it much more complicated than English? Come on!