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この表現は自然ですか？
あなたは賑やかですよね。やっと疲れさせた。
この表現は自然ですか？
あなたは賑やかですよね。やっと疲れさせた。
あなたは賑やかですよね。やっと疲れさせた。
Saying this to a child.
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@janines
That’s a little unnatural.
I want to know the original text.
But I guess,
あなたはホント騒がしいね！すごく疲れさせる。
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In the case that the child got tired.
あなたは賑やかだねー！やっと疲れてくれた。
You are so talkative! I was relieved that you got tired(and quiet.)
In the case that you got tired.
あなたは賑やかだねー！わたしは、もう疲れたよ。
You are so talkative! I am bit tired.
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