- 14 Dec 2013
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"素っ気ねー。。。青汁のことといい、もしかしてこれが噂のいじめ"
I'm fairly certain that the rough meaning of the sentence is "She's really cold..."青汁のことといい" , is this maybe that rumored bullying/teasing?"
I asked a friend about this because I just couldn't find any thorough explanation about this. There is a といい~といい grammar point in the Dictionary of Advanced Grammar, but I'm not sure if this is same thing.
He said that the use of といい here is to kind of add or relate a thing to something else that happened before (like experience1 is similar to experience2) but it was really unclear to me.
The context here is - the girl didn't let the guy in the house and then gave him 青汁 instead of tea (to mess with him). Or maybe it relates to 素っ気ない (素っ気ない態度), no idea. It kind of fits, but I'm not really clear on the rules about it. Does anyone know where I could read about this grammar point or offer some clarification?
I'm fairly certain that the rough meaning of the sentence is "She's really cold..."青汁のことといい" , is this maybe that rumored bullying/teasing?"
I asked a friend about this because I just couldn't find any thorough explanation about this. There is a といい~といい grammar point in the Dictionary of Advanced Grammar, but I'm not sure if this is same thing.
He said that the use of といい here is to kind of add or relate a thing to something else that happened before (like experience1 is similar to experience2) but it was really unclear to me.
The context here is - the girl didn't let the guy in the house and then gave him 青汁 instead of tea (to mess with him). Or maybe it relates to 素っ気ない (素っ気ない態度), no idea. It kind of fits, but I'm not really clear on the rules about it. Does anyone know where I could read about this grammar point or offer some clarification?