“With all one's heart” in Japanese
Short answer
With all one's heart in Japanese is “おもっくそ” (omokkuso). Full meaning: with all one's strength, with all one's heart.
Other ways to say “With all one's heart” in Japanese
思いっきし
omoikkishi with all one's strength, with all one's heart; resignation, resolution
心を込めて
kokorowokomete wholeheartedly, with all one's heart
真心を込めて
magokorowokomete wholeheartedly, with all one's heart, cordially, sincerely
一意専心
ichiisenshin single-mindedly, wholeheartedly, with all one's heart, with one's heart and soul
只管
shikan intently, single-mindedly, devotedly, solely, earnestly, with all one's heart
祗管
shikan intently, single-mindedly, devotedly, solely, earnestly, with all one's heart
ひたすら
hitasura intently, single-mindedly, devotedly, solely, earnestly, with all one's heart
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