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What's the difference between 'you are my sweetheart' and 'you are a sweetheart' ?

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@Rosemerry,

'you are my sweetheart' = indicates an established or wished-for romantic relationship

'you are a sweetheart' = a statement that a person is beloved or a kindhearted person, but not an indication about a romance.

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