Gosh, the "te-form" is so confusing.
maikaru, maybe do you know a website that explains the "te-form"? I tried to look for info, but it always talks about "te + mo" or "-te" to write "please".
Do I understand it correctly if:
tabete chou = the cake that I eat
chou o taberu = I eat the cake
Right?
If that's true, then..
Wouldn't setsunakute be about mune, the chest?
setsunakute mune = the chest that feels painful?
Lolllll~confused. ><
[Edit] Oh, and another thing~
Quote:
Each word you casually exchange with me
Is such a precious treasure to me
But I myself feel a bit embarrassed about it
So if you knew, you would surely laugh at me
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Does she mean that she feels embarrassed about how every word her loved one says is a precious treasure to her?
If so, wouldn't it be better if "about it" => "that", and "exchange with me" => "speak to me"? 'Cause exchange would indicate that she's saying things to him too. :S
Each word you casually speak to me me
Is such a precious treasure to me
But I myself feel a bit embarrassed about that
So if you knew, you would surely laugh at me
Don't you think?