Kirakira1232
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- 6 May 2008
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Hi again guys, I'm translating "Anata ga koko ni iru riyuu" by Rie Fu and I need some help with a particular verse...
ないものねだり
naimono nedari
Asking for too much
私にはないものを
Watashi ni wa naimono wo
For the things I dont have.
あなたが持ってるはず
anata ga motteiru hazu
You should be carrying them.
I understand that "naimononedari" is a verb that means to "ask for too much" but I dont quite understand "Watashi ni wa naimono wo" is it saying "The thing that I dont have.."? If I understand it correctly the full sentence is "watashi ni wa naimono wo naimononedari" or "I ask too much for the things which I dont have". Is this correct?
Also I'm not quite certain about this last line...Anata ga motteiru hazu. I think I can translate as "You should be carrying them (by now)." I'm a bit uncertain about the function of "hazu"
ないものねだり
naimono nedari
Asking for too much
私にはないものを
Watashi ni wa naimono wo
For the things I dont have.
あなたが持ってるはず
anata ga motteiru hazu
You should be carrying them.
I understand that "naimononedari" is a verb that means to "ask for too much" but I dont quite understand "Watashi ni wa naimono wo" is it saying "The thing that I dont have.."? If I understand it correctly the full sentence is "watashi ni wa naimono wo naimononedari" or "I ask too much for the things which I dont have". Is this correct?
Also I'm not quite certain about this last line...Anata ga motteiru hazu. I think I can translate as "You should be carrying them (by now)." I'm a bit uncertain about the function of "hazu"