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Como se dice 'Heartbreak'?

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I'm doing an essay about the themes found in Frida Kahlo's paintings. I've given each chapter a title e.g. El Dolor, La Muerte etc.

One of the themes is heartbreak. How can I translate this noun? I've looked it up but no suggestions seem right, they suggest 'a bad affair' or just general sadness.

Thanks!

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updated Apr 13, 2012
posted by zedoee

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Do you think 'un corazon apenado' could work?

Thanks for all the help smile

updated Apr 13, 2012
posted by zedoee
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What about? Mi corazón se ha destrozado y desgarrado en pedazos. My heart has been shattered and torn into pieces. or Crumpled like a piece of paper that can't be smoothed out. Trozo de papel arrugado no puede ser liso otra vez.

updated Apr 13, 2012
posted by pmikan-pam
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I've heard "broken heart / heartbreak" as "corazón roto." I've also heard the verb "romper" (not romber! haha) used often for this usage. ex "romper mi corazón" = "to break my heart".. "rompiste mi corazón" = "you broke my heart," etc.

Buenas suerte, your project sounds cool!

Also, the dictionary here has some different translation (that I've never heard much about before), but they might be useful.

updated Apr 13, 2012
edited by RedLine55
posted by RedLine55
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Interesting question.

How about

Tengo el corazon apenado.

My heart is saddened=I'm heartbroken.

updated Apr 13, 2012
edited by 002262dd
posted by 002262dd