"I really like the one you're wearing today."

Translation: J'aime beaucoup celle que tu portes aujourd'hui.

[Selinacohen]

Why not j'aime vraiment?

[pjcmarseillan]

Accepted 16 July

[Graham207673]

'J'aime beaucoup celle que vous portez aujourd'hui' wasn't accepted for me 13/7/20. Reported

[Anna798226]

"j'aime beaucoup ce que tu portes aujourd'hui"... shouldn't it be correct?

[GrahamNdP]

Technically that would be "I really like what you're wearing today." :)

[zikkucai03]

cant i use j'aime bien instead?

[GrahamNdP]

Somewhat counter-intuitively, « aimer bien » just means "to like"! :)

[jeanalcock]

Why isn't 'celui' accepted? It couldbe referring to a coat

[GrahamNdP]

It is accepted so you either had another error or encountered a bug! :)

[Andrea189890]

Why not vraiment??

[adrie851002]

Why is "j'aimerais bien" not accepted?

[GrahamNdP]

Because that's conditional tense i.e. "I would like..."! :)

[Andrea189890]

Why not celui - no indication of gender in the sentence

[AlanRPrice]

"J'aime bien" should be accepted but isn't.

[GrahamNdP]

No: see my response to zikkucai03 above! :)

[AlanRPrice]

Thank you for replying. I think my French friends would disagree with you though. They certainly use it in the context of "I really like..."