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Hi Sybel, I think is better I will love untill the end of my life ...what do you think about it?

"until" or "till"? both could suit to the translation according to the meanings into French I got in my old dictionary :

-Until : préposition. Jusqu'à; avant; conj : Jusqu'à ce que; avant que;

-Till : préposition.Jusqu'à;
conj : Jusqu'à ce que (Not till : pas avant)

"I will love you until the end of my life"
or "I will love you till the end of my life"

Hi,

"Until" is never written with two 'l's.

"Chamber's 20th Century Dictionary", 1981 reprint and "Chamber's Combined Dictionary & Thesaurus" 1997 edition, both give the two forms, "till" and "until", as totally synonymous.

Convention has probably rendered "till" a less formal form of the word, but both are linguistically and gramatically correct.

For this particular text, if the final use is "formal", prefer the form "until" (for the conventional reasons above), if not, the form "till" is perfectly acceptable

Tantine

Thanks a lot, Tantine!