how do you say "Adore Me" in spanish?

Question

I looked it up online and it said "adoreme"

but as i looked closer it said "adore me" just with no spaces!!

I was like wtf dude..so can anyone tell me how to say

adore me in spanish..or love me

Update:

Reading everyone's answers confused me..haha..mm..maybe if you knew what I wanted to know for it would help better.

I want to use it as a tattoo "Adore Me" but in a foreign language

Answer 1

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as someone said before, adorar is the verb.

adorarME would be the equivalent of adore ME, but without spaces.

adóreme is formal.

Por favor adóreme - Please adore me

adórame is familial

Por favor adórame - Please adore me

If the sentence you will use it is:

If you adore me - the translation would be "si tu me adoras"

If the sentence is

When you adore me - the translation would be "cuando me adores"

It really depends on the context. Love is amar or querer

You could easily say amáme or quiéreme

Edit for a tattoo:

adórame - adore me

ámame - love me

quiéreme - love me

Source(s): http://buscon.rae.es/draeI/SrvltGUIVerbos?origen=R... http://buscon.rae.es/draeI/SrvltGUIVerbos?origen=R... http://buscon.rae.es/draeI/SrvltGUIVerbos?origen=R...

Answer 2

adorAme is with "a"

Adorame -----> Adore me

Adoreme is too formal

Oro = Gold

Dorar = To Gild (to overlay with thin covering of gold)

Adorar = 1) To give a tribute in gold. 2) To worship

Answer 3

Adorame=adore me.

Answer 4

No, that translation's right if it's in the polite command. The verb is adorar, and its polite imperative is adrore, and me, the object pronoun is me, so add them together and you get adoreme.

Note: it's pronounced A-DOH-REH-MEH

Answer 5

Tu me adoras? Me adoras tu? Me adoras tu a mi? Eiether one of these 3 will work. but i like the first one best.