Also Im having trouble with this too: あの外見利用して生きていけば もっとオイシイ事もある そういうのすげぇ嫌がる
I thought it might be : if that guy lives by his appearance then he has something more attractive than me?
Oh, you read my reply? I thought you didn't since you gave no response to our replies in your previous threads, and I hesitated posting detailed explanation that no one might read.
There is no "should" in English, and there is no "than" in Japanese.
It doesn't make much sense. 周り is the subject in 周りが心配になる, thus,it means "others worry (him)".
Also Im having trouble with this too: あの外見利用して生きていけば もっとオイシイ事もある そういうのすげぇ嫌がる
I thought it might be : if that guy lives by his appearance then he has something more attractive than me?
Thanks for your reply. I will reply more in future.
I thought もっと modifies the word after it? Having another go at translation then: If he uses his looks more then he (will) have something else? That does not sound right to me. The そういうのすげぇ嫌がる was "I/He hates that".
嫌がる shows that the subject is not the speaker. Check again the difference between 嫌だ and 嫌がる. ("痛い vs 痛がる" might be easier to understand the difference.)
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