How do you say “two hearts, one love” in latin?

Cassie: How do you say “two hearts, one love” in latin?
I am getting a tattoo of mine updated and I would love to have two hearts, one love in latin put around a double hearts tattoo that I currently have. I think it goes “dua corda, amor una” but I’d like to have it checked out by someone who actually knows. If you know how to say/spell it in another language like french or spanish I’m interested in knowing those too! Thank you sooo much for your help!

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Answer by swami
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Answer by Justin M
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Answer by cathead (meower power!)
“Two hearts, one love” in Latin is “duo corda, unus amor” or “duo animi, unus amor”.

The nominative neuter and nominative masculine forms of the numeral “two” is “duo”, and the nominative masculine form of the numeral “one” is “unus”. The numeral must agree in gender, and case with the noun it modifies; “corda” is neuter, “animi” is masculine, and “amor” is masculine.