In English, saying"I care" is very general and not clear. To add meaning you must say what you care about. For example, to your friend, you can say, "I care ABOUT YOU" or "I care FOR YOU'. This helps focus the attention on them. You could think of the proposition as a compass that points the direction of your feelings. Hope this helps

"I care you" is incorrect. "I care about you" is correct.

hi amanda I think I care u is not a word u can't say I care u but u could say "carry u" n it means moving someone or something from a place to another

Thank you, Melisa!

I consider that you wanted to learn the difference between I care FOR you and I care about you. ............... I was searching the same question on the internet, I found two comments and I wanted to share with you: 1. Comment was; "I care for you" and "I care about you" do mean the same thing, but it is better to use "I care about you" in speech and in writing. You might read the phrase, "I care for you" in an old English book, but it is not used much these days.'' 2. Comment was; ''To my mind (maybe cause I am older?) "I care about you" is just slightly more distant. It can have the second meaning of "I am concerned about what happens to you" as opposed to a closer, more affectionate intention. To me, "I care for you" indicates more affection - a close friend, family member or lover. If my lover were to say to me "I care about you" I would not think it particularly romantic (unless I was going into a dangerous situation.''