なのか is for embedded question (な is the attributive form of copula), and という is used to connect the noun/pronoun and the clause that explains the contents of it. The following post might be somewhat helpful.
koto & to iu in "to iu koto", "to iu imi", "to iu no wa" etc | Japan Forum
こと and の can be considered the pronoun of something like 事実 "fact" and 理由 "reason" in your examples, respectively.
What is the part you don't get the meaning?好き勝手やりやがって (suki katte yari yagatte)
what is meaning this ?
It doesn't make sense.and 好き勝手やがって (suki katte yagatte)
also difference
google translate couldn't translate itWhat is the part you don't get the meaning?
It doesn't make sense.
ThxThe speaker is angry about those guys' behavior that they are taking advantage of the speaker's debts and do whatever they like.
Hi
Could someone please translate this image for me. Thank you!
any chance I could get the full translation of the text?