"He says that he did not love anyone before me."

Translation: Říká, že přede mnou nikoho nemiloval.

[Sar476021]

Říká, že nemiloval nikoho přede mnou is right in Czech

[VladaFu]

It is. Why are you telling that? Was some answer of yours not accepted by any chance? Or what is your reason for telling us that?

[Christine_nl]

the correctit sentence I got is "říká, že rád nikoho přede mnou neměl." that's not the same as "nemiloval".

[VladaFu]

Both milovat and mít rád can be translated as "to love" to English.

[Werner_Rietveld]

I aparently made a mistake in the word order, when I wrote "Rika, ze nemiloval nikoho prede mnou. Is that wrong, and if so, why?

[VladaFu]

We have quite a few reports for this order but it is strange. Like if you were stressing it was before YOU and not the other woman. But I can hardly imagine to be used this way. It would have to be some very strange situation. Perhaps if the other woman is a lover that came after you and he also told her that he did not love enyone before her... But than it would be past tense "říkal", not "říká". I find it just very strange and cannot decypher what it could mean.