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Hello nice people!
This is a voice dialogue from a fiction story, and this is the word I caught but I don't know if it's written correctly.
omae wa omoi no hoka rokude mendokusai yatsu ta no kara na
Can anyone tell me what it says please?
Thank you :)
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by Agung (guest)
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Re: rokude
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2022/8/7 13:10
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omae wa omoi no hoka rokude mendokusai yatsu ta no kara na
So you wrote down what you could pick up from the conversation? The closest I can imagine would be:
-Omae wa omoi no hoka rokudemonakute mendokusai yatsu dakara na
Omae = you Omoi no hoka = more than I imagined Rokudemonai = good-for-nothing Mendokusai = cumbersome, fussy, trouble-maker (as a character) Yatsu = lad, person
If you are sure that grokudeh part was that short (3 syllables), maybe it was gBaka deh (stupid andc), or gboke deh (dumb andc)
So it gmighth be something like gyou know, you are such a dumb, trouble-makerch Does that fit into the context at all??
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by AK
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