I’ve heard of “Amor” or “amorcito/ta” but never of Amorsote… Any ideas?
Well, that’s slang; there is no official word in Spanish as shown above. I certainly never met him. At first glance, I’d say that’s slang for the adjective to love/a. It should mean something like: cute, adorable, sweet, darling, etc. If I could see it in its full context, maybe I could put it into words. In Spanish, when an adjective ends in ote, like grandote, it means an excellent example of the subject. A hombre grandete is a very tall man; so based on that, it can probably be translated that way. Mi amorsote could be my great love!
Good luck and hope this helps.
juan
Source(s): Bilingual and bi-literate
university spanish teacher
proficiency in english
BA in Spanish
AMOR: it’s ‘Amor’ in Spanish.
AMORCITO: is the diminutive of the word Amor in Spanish, means “Little Love” and is often used as a nickname for a loved one or a baby.
AMORSOTE: This is the augmented version of the word Amor in Spanish and means “Big Love”, it is used as a nickname for a big or tall loved one or to describe that you love someone very much.
Well, if you know what “amorcito” means
Love is the opposite
I mean amorcito is literally my darling
if amorouste is my great love
this is the exact translation
amorsote usually shows that you like him very much
the amorcito is usually cuter
but the point is the same
lol
sorry if i made a mistake i am not english speaking
lol
definition of luck
It’s like ; “Hey, my love” or “Hey, love”, but it’s like saying “hey, my great love”, it’s like a sweet word. like candy or honey. I love the word “Amorsote” it makes me smile heheh ♥
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