Forever in My Heart

The Japanese phrase 永遠に心の中に is composed of the words 永遠 (read eien) meaning "forever; eternity", 心 (read kokoro) meaning "heart, mind" and 中 (read naka) meaning "inside; in". Japanese often leaves out the subject and the object of the verb when it is implied. In this case "My" is omitted. For a translation with "My" explicitly stated see Forever in My Heart (eien ni watashi no kokoro ni).

This artwork is a perfect wedding gift or paper anniversary gift and is a beautiful visual reminder of that special someone's place in your heart.

The Japanese phrase 永遠に私の心に means "Forever in My Heart" and is composed of the words 永遠 (read eien) meaning "forever; eternity", 私 (read watashi) followed by の (read no) which together mean "my", and 心 (read kokoro) meaning "heart, mind" followed be に (read ni) meaning "in". This translation emphasizes "My" by including it. Often Japanese omit the subject and object of the verb when it is implied. A phrase that omits both is Forever in My Heart (eien ni kokoro no naka ni).