Cut it out!:”yamete!” Japanese Phrase #422
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やめて!(yamete)
Cut it out! / 停! / 그만해! / Dừng lại đi!, Thôi đi!
When you want to describe “to spend a lot of money on buying goods, especially expensive goods”, you would be able to use “やめて!(yamete)” which means “Cut it out!”. Everybody could use this in daily conversations as casual and “やめてください!(yamete kudasai)” is used as polite and formal.
Sample 1
今日キレイだね。いや、いつもキレイなんだけど、今日は特別美しいね。 (You’re so pretty today. I mean, you’re always pretty, but you’re especially gorgeous today.) (你今天真美。不,平时也很美,但今天特别美。) (오늘 예쁘네. 아니, 항상 이쁘지만, 오늘은 특히 아름답네.) (Hôm nay cậu đẹp nhỉ. À không, lúc nào cậu cũng đẹp, nhưng hôm nay đẹp một cách đặc biệt.)
もうっ、やめてよ。 (Oh, cut it out!) (好了,别说了啦。) (됐어. 그만해) (Thôi đi được rồi đấy.)
Sample 2
これ痛い? (Does this hurt?) (这样痛吗?) (이렇게 하면 아파?) (Chỗ này có đau không?)
やめて!痛いよ! (Cut it out! It hurts!) (停!好痛!) (하지마! 아파!) (Dừng lại ! Đau quá!)
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