Julieta
後輩
- 14 Nov 2012
- 15
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Hi guys,
I'm writing because I'd need some help translating a couple of sentences. I'd be really grateful if you could give them a look.
"どうして平気でいられるの?私のことなんか、放っておいても平気だっていうことじゃないの?"
This is a girl talking to a boy. I think she's asking him why he's ignoring her, but I'm not sure.
"電話くれるって、言ったじゃない。嘘つきなんだから。"
The same girl's speaking. I think this means "You told me you would call me. You're a liar", but I'm confused by the usage of んだから and くれる: shouldn't it be あげる?
何よりも会うことが大切なのに、会って、お互いの温もりを確かめあうことが必要なのに、「元気?」「まあね 」というやりとりだけでは、何も伝わるはずがないではないかと言いたかった。
Something like "She wanted to tell him that there was nothing more important than meet up and make sure of each other emotions, but with a simple exchange of "Hey, how are you?" "As usual" (on the phone), nothing could be transmitted.", but I really can't understand why のに is used.
(sorry for the awkward English :sorry
Thanks a lot for your help!
I'm writing because I'd need some help translating a couple of sentences. I'd be really grateful if you could give them a look.
"どうして平気でいられるの?私のことなんか、放っておいても平気だっていうことじゃないの?"
This is a girl talking to a boy. I think she's asking him why he's ignoring her, but I'm not sure.
"電話くれるって、言ったじゃない。嘘つきなんだから。"
The same girl's speaking. I think this means "You told me you would call me. You're a liar", but I'm confused by the usage of んだから and くれる: shouldn't it be あげる?
何よりも会うことが大切なのに、会って、お互いの温もりを確かめあうことが必要なのに、「元気?」「まあね 」というやりとりだけでは、何も伝わるはずがないではないかと言いたかった。
Something like "She wanted to tell him that there was nothing more important than meet up and make sure of each other emotions, but with a simple exchange of "Hey, how are you?" "As usual" (on the phone), nothing could be transmitted.", but I really can't understand why のに is used.
(sorry for the awkward English :sorry
Thanks a lot for your help!
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