at heart
Esperanto translation: fundamente
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7 hrs confidence: 
peer agreement (net): +1
peer agreement (net): +1fundamente Explanation: 'Mi estas, je koro, militisto' would be the best of the options using 'koro' I think. However, I'd be very tempted to get away from the 'heart' metaphor as it's not a universal one and to say 'mi estas fundamente militisto'. Hope this helps. |
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