heartache in Japanese
heartache in Japanese is 心痛 — heartache means deep emotional pain or sorrow, especially from losing or being separated from someone you love.
heartache in Japanese
心痛
Pronounced: shintsuu
Emotional distress or pain, often caused by a loved one or their absence.
What does "heartache" mean?
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noun Deep emotional pain or sorrow, especially from losing or being separated from someone you love.
"Years after the divorce, she still felt a twinge of heartache when she saw his photos."
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heartache in a sentence
- Years after the divorce, she still felt a twinge of heartache when she saw his photos.
- The song is about the heartache of watching someone you love move on.
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What is "heartache" in Japanese?
"heartache" in Japanese is 心痛. heartache means: Deep emotional pain or sorrow, especially from losing or being separated from someone you love.
How do you pronounce 心痛?
"heartache" in Japanese is 心痛, pronounced "shintsuu".
How do you use "heartache" in a sentence?
Example: "Years after the divorce, she still felt a twinge of heartache when she saw his photos." In Japanese, "heartache" is 心痛.
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