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Hope you do your best as leader. ("Seizei" is used to suggest negative comment, i.e., the speaker does not have 100% trust.)DingoEnderZOE2 said:せいぜい、いい指揮を頼むよ。
Context:【新次郎】……いいですよ。この戦いの中で、認めてもらいますから!
【サジータ】フッ……やれるものならぬ。じゃ、戦闘に戻る。せいぜい、いい指揮を頼むよ。
いける:likely to go well; will work; tastes good, etc.これならいけるぞっ!!
Attempt:The battle starts from here!!
(What would いける usually be translated into anyway?)
Context:【新次郎】よし、いい感じだ! これならいけるぞっ!!
【昴】戦力外……では、ないようだな。
戦力外……では、ないようだな。
ContextSee above)
If the two to execute the coordinated attack can (or should) trust each other...連携攻撃をする二人が、より信頼し合っていれば
Context:【サジータ】連携攻撃をする二人が、より信頼し合っていれば……とても高い攻撃力が期待できる。
【昴】ただし……連携攻撃をするには、二人の気力値を使うから、注意が必要だ。
I believe ピンで refers to an artist/entertainer that has a solo career, or at least performs alone. I don't see anything in the posted sentence about becoming famous, it looks to me like the あたし達も is duo or group that wants to split and go their own ways, like Erica-san.あたし達も早くエリカさんみたいにピンでやりたいよね
Attempt:I would like for us to hurry up and become well known like Erica-san and the others.
The problem:ピン I have no idea how I can translate that into the sentence.
Elizabeth's right about this. ピン is used to mean top status as musician, not requiring opening or closing acts or joint gigs with other acts.あたし達も早くエリカさんみたいにピンでやりたいよね
Attempt:I would like for us to hurry up and become well known like Erica-san and the others.
The problem:ピン I have no idea how I can translate that into the sentence.
紐育 is kanji for New York.この前なんか、ミイラの化け物が、紐育中にあふれかえったしね。
This is the Japanese translation for "Miranda rights."これから話すことは、すべて公的発言となるから、不利な証言はしなくてもいい
"Omou tsubo" is an idiomatic phrase. It means something like "things are going on as I planned/expected."それが素人の浅はかさというものだ。まさにこちらの思うツボ。
"Hyouka" is translated as evaluate, but it is always positive in meaning in Japanese.どちらかといえば評価していたくらいだわ。
Long time no see oh topic of mine. Could anyone answer my previous request? I also have one extra simple request to go along with it:
What does "Nantonaku" usually mean when used by it self?
Context:
"What did you hit me for!?"
"Nantonaku"
DingoEnderZOE2 said:I feel like giving my ol topic more life to see if it can still be useful to me, therefore I'm gonna ask a request for the first time in a while. So here it is:
それが素人の浅はかさというものだ。まさにこちらの思うツボ。
Attempt:That is what is called the thoughtlessness of a novice. まさにこちらの思うツボ。
Context:
【浪馬】オレが某国に雇われた諜報部員だからだ。
【七瀬】……本当に諜報部員なら、自分から身分を明かしたりはしないんじゃないかしら。
【浪馬】ふっふふ。それが素人の浅はかさというものだ。まさにこちらの思うツボ。
どちらかといえば評価していたくらいだわ。
Context:
【浪馬】そうか? なんかすごいバカにされてるような気がしたんだが。
【七瀬】気のせいよ、そんなの。どちらかといえば評価していたくらいだわ。
Problem:I have a feeling I may have done a typo)
Yes this is the last big request I made. I'm still a tad bit curious on what exactly they mean.
Onegaishimasu.