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Sabrynazulkyfly Posted 9 years ago
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Does this sentence make any sense?what does it mean?
"All you need for a true love is one heart."
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I would guess that the distinction is not being made between one heart and several hearts. The meaning is probably closer to just "All you need for (a) true love is a heart", with a bit more emphasis.
- I would guess that the distinction is not being made between one heart and several hearts.
- The meaning is probably closer to just "All you need for (a) true love is a heart", with a bit more emphasis.
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I would guess that the distinction is not being made between one heart and several hearts. The meaning is probably closer to just "All you need for (a) true love is a heart", with a bit more emphasis.
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