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ここの「慰みものになるように」は、どういう意味ですか。 君も、国に帰るなら、慰みものになるように、手紙を諦めるべきだろうThe main context is this: Before returning to his hometown, A was wondering wheter to post the love letter he had wriiten to his friend. Unfortunately, he lost the letter, which was picked by B. Later, A happened to know that B got it and begged B to give it back. Yet B refused it, for he knew that A was afraid of letting his friend knew his love, and he wanted to make fun of A for his own interest. What I cannot understand here is: what or who is the 慰みもの ? Is it the letter? or A?Or "returning to hometown" will be the 慰みもの, so that A would be freed from the dilemma: tell his friend his real thought or not?
23 avr. 2013 13:41
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Was it written by a native speaker of Japanese? It seems somewhat awkward or unnatural to me. Maybe I need more context to understand what the writer wanted to say. Anyway, 慰みもの means a plaything. It can literally be something to amuse yourself, or it can figuratively be someone to be made fun of or to be used for other's amusement. In the latter sense, it often implies sexual relationship. I hope this helps.
23 avril 2013
Acturally, I am a little bit confused now. Still, thank you for your answer. I appreciate it.
25 avril 2013
This is fanny First is ok" If you go your home land" Next one is never say in normal sentence more ever in love letter Nagusamimono (In Japanese actually look down a people should say "Nagusamimono ni naranai Youni comes negative tence coming is nornal " (mean not make fun from others" might be but good way to guess can if the person in non japanese ( might be a funny person) even if so little funny also akirameru is give up mean so that do not write me letter if the person If I write as friend or more good relationship ”慰みものにならないように、手紙をあらためるべきだ (Naguakimono ni naraNAI tameni tegami wo aKIratameu bekiba) is make sence Just few word mistake will be charge mean totaly so you should careful when you make a sentence.
25 avril 2013
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