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Need a word or phrase translated?

お、おい、ケンカはやめろって!
ケンカはしちゃいケンカら!

Is it 堅果?
 
Hey there folks,

I'd like to ask for some confirmation that I'm reading the following convo correctly. This scene is within two members of the same squad, a man (A) and a woman (B), discussing that their mutual appreciation for their leader's ideals is what brought them together. The man says they're all 同志 and then it goes like this:

B: 私の事もそう思ってくださるんですか?
A: もちろんですよ。
A: ええと・・・断っておきますが、女性だから苦手とか、そういう事を言うつもりはありませんから。

The bold phrase is what I'm not 100% sure of. The man, as he points out, is gynophobic, so is he saying that while he DOES consider B to be a comrade, he will not vocalize it because of his issues with women?

Thanks.
 
へっ、お前達も景気のわりぃ
くたばり方すんじゃねえぞ!
I don't have any clue on this.
景気が悪い: bad business
くたばり方すんじゃねえ: ?
 
女性だから苦手 is not the same as 女性が苦手. It means あなたが女性だから苦手.
そういう事 refers to "女性だから苦手 or something like that(= とか)", and he says he is not going to say it (= 言うつもりはありません).


景気の悪い means しょうもない/地味な "plain/quiet(= not flamboyant/showy)" there.
くたばり方すんじゃねえ = くたばり方(=死に方)をするんじゃない
 

Hmm but if そういう事 referred to that, why would he open with 断っておきますが? I was assuming that そういう事 referred to him confirming that he DOES think of A as 同志 but he will not say it to her outright since 女性だから苦手 (he can't even speak if a woman gets too close).

Originally, I was reading that line as something like: "But, fair warning, I won't say that out loud, what with my difficulties with you being a woman and whatnot." Is that wrong?

If so, could I ask how you'd read the whole phrase?
 
I'm not going to say I'm no good at dealing with you because you are a woman (= I think you are my 同志 even if I'm gynophobic and you are a woman).
 
まったく。。。そういう考えができる所が
頼もしいと言うかノーテンキと言うか。。。

Good grief... The point that thinking can be done is whether it is reliable or thoughtless... (?)
 
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The subject of そういう考えができる is "you" or the one the speaker is talking about.
所 is the subject of 頼もしい and ノーテンキ(だ).
 
''The point you can think like that is whether it is reliable or thoughtless'' (?)
May I ask for your translation?
(The previous sentence is:
まあ、暗くなってても始まらないし!せっかくならこの世界を目いっぱい楽しんでやろうぜ!)
 
頼もしいと言うべきかノーテンキと言うべきか makes more sense? The speaker is wondering which the way of his thoughts should be called, reliable or thoughtless.
 
an emphasized form of あきれた(=呆れた)
 
日頃のお礼にボクが何でもあげちゃうよ
Is this an expression? I looked up the words just in case but I can't seem to find a good way to translate this.
 
So, to usually express my thanks? as thanks for always? I feel stupid but I can't think of how to make it sound natural in english.
 
The latter one is closer.
My attempt;
as a token of my gratitude for your usual/everyday kindness
 
Context? (it's something along the lines of "but only occasionally...")
 
A guy says to fight strong enemies they have to polish more training. He says so because he is annoyed that other members worry that they have to fight strong enemies.
けにち:まずは俺達が強くなろうってか!
よじ:いわゆる正義は力というヤツだね!
ぼん:いい事いうじゃねえか、よじ!
ちょび:たまにはだけどな!

By the way, what is ってか? ''You say''?
 
Along those lines - he's rephrasing what the others have said.

Chobi is (jokingly) referring to Bon's compliment to Yoji:
たまにいい事いう
 
I'm a bit confused with the ため usage in the following sentence. I just can't understand why does it used here.
一説には、事前に体験した事柄の影響で脳の活動が活発になり、ドーパミンが禍分泌され、それが妄想を強く引き起こすためとされている
 
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