Translation guide
Expresses sincerity, wholeheartedness, or deep emotional commitment. Japanese uses adverbial phrases, set expressions, and verbs that convey doing something earnestly or from the heart.
To say that someone does something with complete sincerity, earnestness, or genuine feeling.
I wrote the letter with all my heart.
She sang with all her heart.
Emphasizes sincerity and true feeling, often used in formal or heartfelt contexts like speeches or letters.
I express my gratitude with all my heart.
Means 'with all one's might' or 'very hard'. While not literally 'heart', it conveys wholehearted effort and is extremely common.
I will study with all my heart.
Means 'from the heart', used for sincere feelings like gratitude, apology, or love.
I thank you with all my heart.
To express that one agrees, wishes, or hopes for something with complete sincerity and no reservation.
To express loving someone or something with complete devotion.
心を込めて focuses on the manner of doing something with care and sincerity (e.g., making a gift, writing a letter). 心から emphasizes the inner feeling itself (e.g., gratitude, love). Use 心を込めて for actions, 心から for emotions.
Cook with all one's heart (putting care into the action).
Thank with all one's heart (feeling sincere gratitude).
Avoid directly translating 'with all one's heart' as すべての心で or similar. These sound unnatural. Use the set phrases above.
She thanked him with all her heart.
心底そう思います。
I think so with all my heart.
彼は彼女を一途に愛した。
He loved her with all his heart.