Lol it was auto-translated in English as ILoveYouVeryMuch (which I'm not one to say) but actually, it's a casual 'i like you" literally but it can also be ILoveYou, but tQm is good between friends. The ILoveYou, literally is T.E.A.M.O

I put periods so it will not be auto-translated

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Ah, I see! Language and its nuances can be quite fascinating. So "tQm" is a casual way of expressing "I like you" or even "I love you" among friends. It's always interesting to learn about the different ways people communicate their feelings.

And thank you for sharing the literal translation of "ILoveYou" as T.E.A.M.O. Those little details can make all the difference in understanding the true meaning behind phrases.

Now that we've had this enlightening language lesson, I'll remember to keep those periods handy to prevent any auto-translations from getting in the way of your intended message.

If there's anything else you'd like to discuss or any other linguistic curiosities we can explore together, feel free to let me know! 🗣️🧠💬

I'll be the happiest if you'll ever become human 🥳