can you understand what i mean if i say "I am astunded whith a quick heartbeat"?
I want to express this situation : i am too astunded that my heart suddenly paused .
i am astunded with a paused heartbeat ? right?
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I understand it, but it's neither correct or natural. Perhaps you mean "astounded". Please, pay attention to capital letters: I am, not "i am"
We simply say, "my heart skipped a beat". You can add "I was so astounded that...", but it's not really necessary.
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I, as a native speqker, would be confused if you said this.
It sounds like you are trying to say:
My heart skipped a beat.
This is what would typically be said when one is anxious, scared or surprised.
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