"心懓を恒恒よ" means "giving your heart" and is the transliteration of the Japanese "心懓をholdげよ".

"Give me your heart" is the Japanese transliteration of "Give me your heart". This sentence comes from the Japanese manga "Attack on Titan". It is a line spoken by the character leader Erwin in the play. He During combat, the slogan "Spread your heart out" is often shouted to express willingness to sacrifice one's life and to boost morale. This sentence was also widely spread by netizens. Other popular lines in "Attack on Titan"

In addition to "Spread your heart out", there are many other popular lines in "Attack on Titan" as follows:

1. People, You only lose when you give up the fight. As long as you keep fighting, you haven't lost yet.

2. You are not wrong, just do whatever you want.

3. You failed to save your mother because you had no strength, and I did not fight against the giant because I had no courage.

4. You and we have made different judgments because they refer to different experiences and make choices whether to believe in yourself or others.

5. On that day, mankind recalled the horror of being dominated by those guys...the humiliation of being imprisoned in a birdcage...

6. It was obvious that one step outside the wall would be Hell, Ellen, why do you even want to get out?