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The Old Man
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Holy Moly - you can't stand wrong translations but you want to tell us 'Mein Herz tut brennen' is the correct translation of 'My heart is burning'? Where are you from, mate? ![]() 'Mein Herz brennt' translates into 'My heart is burning' - if you want to emphasise the present progressive form, or into 'My heart burns' - if it is a general statement. Present progressive is not really existent in the German language, but you can help yourself emphasising the continuous and progressive aspect by using 'am' + the nominalized infinitve: 'Mein Herz ist am Brennen' 'Tut' is an auxiliary verb here and foozles the sentence. 'Mein Herz tut brennen' would translate into 'My heart does burn'. ![]()
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