you will always be my heart

Japanese translation: いつもあなたのことを思っています

00:08 Jan 19, 2002

English to Japanese translations [Non-PRO]

English term or phrase: you will always be my heart

to describe my man

eccho

Japanese translation:いつもあなたのことを思っています

Explanation:
"you will always be my heart" is
あなたはいつも私の心のなかにいます。
(anata wa itsumo watashi no kokoro no naka ni imasu)
あなたはいつも私のまんなかにいます。
(anata wa itsumo watashi no mannaka ni imasu)

anata = you
itsumo = always
watashi no = my
kokoro (no naka) or mannaka = heart

But I think this sentence is more natural and better fot that.

いつもあなたのことを思っています
(istumo anata no koto wo omotte imasu)
=I always think of you

omou is 'think', but also 'cherish' or 'love'

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Note added at 2002-01-19 02:42:31 (GMT)
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あなたはいつも私の心のなかにいます。
(anata wa itsumo watashi no kokoro no naka ni imasu)

may sounds as farewell like ¥"I remmenber you¥"

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Note added at 2002-01-19 02:43:02 (GMT)
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あなたはいつも私の心のなかにいます。
(anata wa itsumo watashi no kokoro no naka ni imasu)

may sounds as farewell like ¥"I will remmenber you¥"

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kotobuki
Japan
Local time: 07:50

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いつもあなたのことを思っています

kotobuki

5 +1

Anatawa itsumo watashino kokorono nakani iruyo

Emi White (X)

5 +1

itsumademo watashino kokorononakani imasu. (いつまでも私の心の中にいます。)

shyboy75

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いつもあなたのことを思っています

kotobuki
Japan
Local time: 07:50
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Anatawa itsumo watashino kokorono nakani iruyo

Explanation:
I understood that you want to say "you will always be in my heart" to your man.
Correct?

Anatawa itsumo watashino kokorono nakani iruyo

"Anatawa"=You are
"Itsumo"=always
"watashino"=my
"kokorono nakani"=in my heart
"iru"=will be, be
"yo"=(emphasis)

OR

You can also say,
"Watashino kokorowa itsudemo anatano monodayo"
"Watashino"=my (Female)
"kokoro"=HEART
"Wa"=is
"Itsudemo"=(another way of saying)always
"anatano mono"=yours
"dayo"=(emphasis)

"My heart is always yours."

These are the sweetest things you can say to your loved one. He will love you even more than ever, guaranteed! (Because my man would.)

Emi White (X)
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Japanese

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itsumademo watashino kokorononakani imasu. (いつまでも私の心の中にいます。)

Explanation:
My suggestion is similar to the others that are posted, but I feel that "itsumademo" is better than saying "itsumo". The latter is present tense where as the former is future tense. I'm assuming that you are trying to say "you will always be in my heart(from no until the end of time)."

shyboy75
United States
Local time: 18:50

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