I love you to the bottom of my heart
Latin translation: adamo te ab imo pectore
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adamo te ab imo pectore Explanation: The great Roman orator, Cicero, in his writings often used the verb "adamare" for "loving passionately"; ab imo pectore (from the bottom of one's heart) was used by the great poet Vergil. I just combined the two. You might add "puella" (young girl) like this: Adamo te, puella, ab imo pectore |
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