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What does this mean?好きとかじゃなくて?
What does this mean?好きとかじゃなくて?
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好き: probably "love" in such a sentence
Aとか: such as A
じゃ: では
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I may use the sentence when I want to make sure if he/she likes something/someone I talk about or not. I can't think of any good examples, though.
- English (US)
Forgive me if I'm wrong. Without knowing the entire context and being pretty good at Japanese colloquial language, I believe it may be the following:
"It's not like I like it."
"It's not like I love/like (you, him, her, them, it).
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