move to vs go to!

[Polyester]

I move to New York city next year. Will you come with me my lover.

I will go to New York city. Would you like go with me, my lover?

Which sentence is correct to say it?

Or
Are both wrong?

 

[MikeNewYork]

They are both wrong. "City" needs to be capitalized in both and the first needs to end with a question mark.

I am moving to New York City next year. Will you come with me, my lover?

I am going to New York City. Would you like to go with me, my lover?

The two sentences don't have the same meaning.

 

[emsr2d2]

Note that, in BrE, "my lover" is a specific standard regional variant. I only associate it with people from the south-west of England. The majority of us would use "my love".