nekojita
先輩
- 14 Jan 2009
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Well that I can understand: Heartbeats cannot be heard by everyone. Is the second part of the sentence that it's got me going huh? I guess because I don't really know what かって stands for. I see it a lot but I just don't grasp it meaning. Also ついて//つい I see that a lot too, and I just don't know what it is. Maybe someone can explain the use of those 'particles'? to me instead (like they say, teach a man to fish, rather than give him a fish lol)
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"Heartbeats cannot be heard by everyone" is not what it is saying, though. And it's not かって at all here.
I broke it up for you into those three lines/parts for a reason. The bits in () are less colloquial versions to help you look up things. じゃないか here is not actually negating what comes before, so look that up to start with! (Hint: in English when we say something like "Isn't it great?", we don't mean "it's not great".)
「心臓の音が皆に聞こえるじゃないか」
ってぐらい (or: というぐらい)
高鳴ってて (or: 高鳴っていて, which is just from 高鳴っている, which is from the verb 高鳴る. Do you know your て forms and the uses of ~ている?)
As for ついて or つい, you'd have to give an example because that could be several things.