According to the notes in the Cambridge dictionary, your heart will ache. It means "feel sad and sympathetic to what happened to others." (*ache is an intransitive verb, meaning "pain")

There is another example in the dictionary: his heart ached because he sympathized with her. His heart ached for her. Isn't that what sympathy for someone means? So the positive solution of "I love you very much" should be: my heart hurts for you.

Both names come from Angeria in the Baltic Peninsula. This language is closely related to Frisian and Lower Saxon, and its vocabulary is influenced by other Germanic languages, especially Nordic (North Germanic), which is mainly written in Latin and French.

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From the distribution area, English is the most popular language, but the number of native speakers of English is the third in the world, next only to Chinese and Spanish. It is the most widely studied second language, and it is the official language or one of the official languages of nearly 60 sovereign countries.