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The information you give is far from enough for a meaningful title. All you can suggest is based on a superficial setting. Such non-speaking titles fit every second story and do not make readers curious.
“Love taste in Spain with a pinch of K-Pop”
Always missing you
To be with you
Between worlds
For a German book??
There are many German books with English titles, where is the problem?
There is exaggerated German-speaking books to give English titles!
This is an attachment to one’s own culture with feet.
You can also exaggerate, a title will not extinguish millions of spoken language. English is the world language and in many countries the books have English titles.
The undermigration of the German language – apart from the fact that an English title points to a work in English, which is misleading.
Kimchi an der Sagrada Família
Kimmi x Kimchi or something 😅
German or English?
Love in the distance – Love from a distance
A summer in Spain – A summer in Spain
Thanks for both
12,000 kilometres of appart as title
The girl might be Julia
And the boy Ayabe.