heartstrings in Japanese
heartstrings in Japanese is 琴線 — heartstrings means a person's deepest emotions, especially feelings of love or compassion.
heartstrings in Japanese
琴線
Pronounced: kinsen
What does "heartstrings" mean?
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noun A person's deepest emotions, especially feelings of love or compassion.
"The charity's advert about stray dogs really tugged at people's heartstrings."
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heartstrings in a sentence
- The charity's advert about stray dogs really tugged at people's heartstrings.
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What is "heartstrings" in Japanese?
"heartstrings" in Japanese is 琴線. heartstrings means: A person's deepest emotions, especially feelings of love or compassion.
How do you pronounce 琴線?
"heartstrings" in Japanese is 琴線, pronounced "kinsen".
How do you use "heartstrings" in a sentence?
Example: "The charity's advert about stray dogs really tugged at people's heartstrings." In Japanese, "heartstrings" is 琴線.
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