How do you say
Now, do you love me?
in German?
I considered 2 options:
Jetzt, Iiebe dir mich?
Jetzt, liebe mir dich?
I think second one is correct. Please help with the underlying grammar.
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Now, do you love me?
in German?
I considered 2 options:
Jetzt, Iiebe dir mich?
Jetzt, liebe mir dich?
I think second one is correct. Please help with the underlying grammar.
None of them is correct.
Ich liebe
Du liebst
Er liebt
...
Now can't be translated literally. In german, jetzt isn't used for everything now is used for. I think also or nun would fit better as translation.
You have to use mich. Wen liebst du? Mich. (Akkusative of the personal pronoun)
All put together:
Also, liebst du mich?
Nun, liebst du mich?
Note: There are propably more translations that would fit.