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Italian idiomatic expressions about💖

Avere un cuore di pietra

To have a heart of stone

Avere a cuore

To take to hearth

Con tutto il cuore

With all my heart

  Avere il cuore in gola

To have the heart in one’s throat

Sentire un tuffo al cuore

 To feel the heart skipping a beat.

  Persona di cuore

A person with a good heart

  In cuor suo 

In his heart

  A cuor leggero

To do something lightly

  Mettersi il cuore in pace

To find closure/peace

  Stare a cuore

To be a matter of concern. 

Mi piange il cuore

My heart is crying (It breaks my heart)

  Ridere di cuore

To laugh heartily

  Col cuore in mano

With heart in hand, wearing his/her heart on his/her sleeve, sincerely

  Avere un cuore d’oro

To have a heart of gold

  Due cuori ed una capanna

Two hearts and a tent, love on a shoestring.

  Rubacuori

Hearts stealer, heartbreaker.

 La-sicilienne.

“Because heartbreak will always taste like peppermint gum to me, will always smell like pine trees, and will always look like an innocent smile and wild eyes.”

— AF Montesino (you will always be heartbreak to me)

Don’t say maybe if you want to say no.

Paulo Coelho (via thoughtkick)

•Autumnal dark academia

having a little house where you can meet autumn and prepare for winter, wearing old black dresses, wandering through the forest, picking up leaves and berries for winter, drinking a lot of tea while looking in the window, reading old books and making love potions

Anna Geislerová as Queen of the Elves in Fantaghirò II (1992) dir. by Lamberto Bava.

8.14 // 7.11

“It is easy to hate and it is difficult to love. This is how the whole scheme of things works. All good things are difficult to achieve; and bad things are very easy to get” -Confucius