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'Sei senza cuore' is an Italian equivalent of 'You're heartless'. It literally translates as 'You're without [a] heart'. It's pronounced 'seh SEHN-tsah KWOH-reh'.

Other equivalents are 'Sei duro' and 'Seispietato'. 'Sei duro' is pronounced 'seh DOO-roh', and means 'You're harsh, hard-hearted'. 'Sei spietato' is pronounced 'seh spyeh-TAH-toh', and means 'You're cold, ruthless'. Both phrases use the masculine forms of their adjectives. The respective feminine equivalents are 'Sei dura' and 'Seispietata'.

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