
Even without repeating "я" in the second part of the sentence, it was clear that "I" was the subject, wasn't it?

Yes. But you can't say "Я решил сказать ей, что её люблю".
1. Я решил сказать ей, что я её люблю.
2. Я решил сказать ей, что я люблю её.
3. Я решил сказать ей, что люблю её.

I've changed this because there was a duplicate: #3777154.

You can say that, actually, but only if you put special stress on the first word that comes, i.e. её: I decided to tell her that I love *her* specifically, as opposed to someone else.

Thank you very much, Marina and Denis.

Mais ce serait alors:
J'ai décidé de lui dire que c'était elle que j'aimais.
I decided to tell her that it was her that I loved.
Я решил сказать ей, что её люблю. (а не Машу).

Thanks, Marina.
I incorporated all that under the new Russian sentence which I added several minutes ago:
http://tatoeba.org/eng/sentences/show/3777184

Duplicates of this sentence have been deleted:
x #4705128
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