@check translation
I'd translate ちょっと痩せたんじゃない? as "You've lost some weight, haven't you?". Is this the same as "Haven't you lost some weight?"?
I don't really understand what this sentence means, so I can't decide if it's a match or not.
A negative question is one of the trickiest thing for me.
It seems that it matches.
http://www.drpellington.com/ind...tid=9&blogid=1
Cleansing Weight Loss Program
Within 15 days people began making comments and asking questions. The results won’t let you keep it a secret. “You seem so energetic”; “Your voice is stronger and your speech is quicker”; “Haven’t you lost some weight?”; “What’s going on with you?”
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