と思っていた / やめんかい / かき分け / ねえ / ってやろう

Hello,


1. ウィーズリー、こんな連中とつき合ってるようでは・・・・・君の家 族はもう落ちるところまで落ちたと思っていたんですが ねぇ

a) As far as I can tell, this should mean "... I thought your family could not sink any lower", but I cannot see where the sense of "not" comes from.

b) Also, I am a little unsure which よう this is.


2. 「やめんかい、おっさんたら、やめんかい」

What is やめんかい? I guess that the やめ part is something to do with 止む or 止める, but then I'm a bit stuck.


3. ハグリッドが本の山をかき分け、かき分けやってきた。

Why the repetition of かき分け? Any particular reason?


4. 「マルフォイ家のやつらの言うこたぁ、聞く価値がねえ 。」

Does ねえ mean ない?


5. 店員さんがそう言うなら、ブラジャーとパンティーも買ってってやろう。

What does ってやろう signify here?

1) a)
落ちるところまで落ちた
sank as low as possible = could not sink any lower

b)

ようだ【様だ】
２ 例示の意を表す。「隣のおばさんのような働き者は少ない」

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ようだ【様だ】の意味 - 国語辞書 - goo辞書

こんな連中とつき合ってる is an example of the speaker's basis.

2)
It's Kansai dialect of やめないか, i.e., an imperative form of やめる（＝ やめなさい / やめろ).

3)
It emphasizes that Hagrid is struggling to wade through the books (since the books are so many or he is too big).

4)
Right.

5)
買っていってやろう

Thanks Toritoribe

5) Sorry, I still don't get this, not even who is the subject of the verbs, nor why やろう, nor anything much about it really. Could you shed any more light?

～てやる is a rude/close-friendly way of saying ～てあげる "to give a favor of doing". 買っていく means "to buy it and go to ~", as you would know, so the speaker says that he'll buy it for her and go to her (and give it to her, of course).

Oh I get it now. Unfortunately I was thinking いって = 言って and related to 店員さんがそう言う