Questions & Answers about بحب السواقة.
Because the verb already tells you the subject.
بحب means I like / I love, so أنا is not necessary. In Levantine Arabic, subject pronouns are often dropped when the verb already makes the meaning clear.
You can still say أنا بحب السواقة if you want emphasis, contrast, or extra clarity.
In Levantine Arabic, بـ often marks the present / habitual form of the verb.
So بحب is the normal everyday way to say I like or I love in a general sense. It is not limited to this exact moment; it can describe your usual feelings or preferences.
It can mean either, depending on context.
In Levantine, بحب covers a wider range than English love. With activities, hobbies, food, and people, it can mean anything from I like to I really love. Context and tone tell you how strong it is.
So with السواقة, it often sounds like I like driving or I love driving.