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A Japanese phrase! π
"γγ§γ«γ€γγγ¦γγ" (Sude ni tsukatteru) roughly translates to "already occupied" or "taken already".
This phrase is often used in everyday conversations, especially when someone is trying to get something that's already been claimed by someone else. For example:
* Friend: "Hey, can I borrow your car today?"
* You: "γγ§γ«γ€γγγ¦γγγSomeone else has it."
* Friend: "Oh, sorry to hear that!"
Or:
* You: "I was thinking of getting seat 3 on the train..."
* Friend: "γγ§γ«γ€γγγ¦γοΌI already got that one!"
* You: "Okay, no problem. I'll take seat 2 then."
In both cases, "γγ§γ«γ€γγγ¦γγ" is used to politely let someone know that something is already taken or occupied. π
"γγ§γ«γ€γγγ¦γγ" (Sude ni tsukatteru) roughly translates to "already occupied" or "taken already".
This phrase is often used in everyday conversations, especially when someone is trying to get something that's already been claimed by someone else. For example:
* Friend: "Hey, can I borrow your car today?"
* You: "γγ§γ«γ€γγγ¦γγγSomeone else has it."
* Friend: "Oh, sorry to hear that!"
Or:
* You: "I was thinking of getting seat 3 on the train..."
* Friend: "γγ§γ«γ€γγγ¦γοΌI already got that one!"
* You: "Okay, no problem. I'll take seat 2 then."
In both cases, "γγ§γ«γ€γγγ¦γγ" is used to politely let someone know that something is already taken or occupied. π