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Ich liebe dich is the ultimate expression of emotion a person can make towards another and is used sparingly, as it easily comes across as pointlessly melodramatic. A little girl would only use that towards her mother if she had watched too many cheezy, badly translated Hollywood rom coms.
Ich habe dich lieb sounds like it can be translated to I hold you very dear , or You are very dear to me. It is also used less seriously in friendships, cravings, and advertising, e.
As already mentioned Ich habe dich lieb is a not so strong version of love. The reason that the google ngram shows a higher usage of "ich liebe dich" vs. It's overly commonly taught. I have never once seen a translation book teach "ich hab e dich lieb" but they should. This heavily skews the results. This is why "results" do nothing to combat native speakers experience.
Some 14 years ago, a girl which I was very interested in, wrote me Ich hab dich lieb! I interpreted that as the confession, that she loves me and I wrote back some happy answer, which resulted in confusion, since she only wanted to express, that she likes me very much, but was not intending to say Ich lieb dich! If anyone ever saw the movie die Ehe von Maria Braun , there was this same confusion during her trial.
It is not straightforward. There are even differences in usage from High German to Low German … North and South the different dialects place emphasis on words and combinations differently. I would say the phrase: Ich hab dich lieb , is more timely defined to the moment when said, while: In English I would use: I love you and you are lovely , as a reference. English doesn't share this concept linguistically, but philosophically it's easy: Big L versus little l. If you use this say "Ich liebe dich" on your mother, you'd be insinuating you want to make love to your mother.
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I've heard Germans say "there's a difference but hard to explain", I wonder if there really is a difference or it's just their biased opinion. Interesting you ask that, since I experienced the exact same confusion even though being a native German - over 10 years ago, a girl I loved said "Ich hab dich lieb" to me and meant "Ich mag dich sehr gern", but I understood it as "Ich liebe dich".
The good part of it is, that today she's my wife, so no harm done.
Not quite sure about this but what range of emotions and commitment does "you are near and dear to me" cover? The spelling is "Ich hab dich lieb.
A variant is "Ich hab dich gern", a Bavarian variant is "I mo di Ich mag dich ". All these variants mean the same as "Ich liebe dich", but they have a more colloquial and regional value and don't sound as official as "Ich liebe dich". Oh, there is a very very big difference, you can not imagine: If you don't want to say I love you you may use ich habe dich lieb.
Hackworth 5, 22 No citations, just my understanding as a native speaker.
If you were completely right, why would people write HDL "hab dich lieb" in text messages to their significant other? Or is someone who uses god beware! It's just that the difference isn't as strict as this answer suggests. Males would only use it towards their girlfriends, not towards each other even for close friends.
That also is just my experience as a native speaker.