aman

/ˈaman/, [ˈa.mãn]

love, they love

Verb aman

Third-person plural (ellos, ellas, also used with ustedes) present indicative form of amar.
Second-person plural (ustedes) present indicative form of amar.

Examples

Ellos aman a Tom.

They love Tom.

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Yo sé que ellos se aman mutuamente.

I know they are in love with each other.

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Todos aman ese lugar.

Everyone loves that place.

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Todos lo aman.

Everybody loves him.

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Ellos se aman.

They love each other.

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Todos aman a los títeres.

Everyone loves puppets.

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Todos ellos me aman.

They all love me.

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Todos la aman.

Everybody loves her.

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"¿Qué tipo de mujeres te gustan más?" "Las que me aman."

"What kind of girls do you like the most?" "The kind who love me."

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Tom y Sue se aman.

Tom and Sue love each other.

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