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I know! And let me also say that Keiko is a _second_ cousin of mine.
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CK - May 13th 2010, 15:00
I know! And let me also say that Keiko is a second cousin of mine.
blay_paul - May 16th 2010, 11:52
I know! And let me also say that Keiko is a SECOND cousin of mine.
Scott - Jul 11th 2010, 20:07
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arcticmonkey - Apr 2nd 2012, 17:28
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I know! And let me also say that Keiko is a SECOND cousin of mine.

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知ってるよ。ついでに言えば、恵子とは「はとこ」だからね。
知っ[しっ] てる よ 。 ついで に 言え[いえ] ば 、 恵子[けいこ] と は 「 はとこ 」 だ から ね 。

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  1. blay_paul
    May 15th 2010, 22:45
    It is very important to the understanding of the English sentence that it is understood that /second/ cousin is emphasised. As there is no ability to alter fonts in Tatoeba that leaves us with *pseudo-bold*, /pseudo-italic/, _pseudo-underline_ or CAPITALS.
  2. blay_paul
    May 16th 2010, 11:53
    No, that's a completely different case.

    Incidentally, the reason why the emphasis is needed is that the speaker is agreeing with how hot the person in question is. /Second/ cousin apparently being 範囲内 for him.

    Hmm, I'm not sure capitals looks any better.
  3. Vortarulo
    Sep 25th 2011, 23:44
    Maybe I don't quite understand the context... why is the sentence labelled as "not for save search"?

    And looking at your two comments, paul, I wonder if some comments have been deleted.

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