You will never know how much you love someone untill they are gone.

13:01 Sep 9, 2001
English to Japanese translations [Non-PRO]
English term or phrase: You will never know how much you love someone untill they are gone.
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4Satteite kara, sono hitowo donnnani daiji dattanoka wakatte kuru to kanjite kimasu.
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5 -1亡くなってはじめて、そのひとのことをどんなに愛していたかを知らされるのだと思います。
SHineno
2人が亡くなってはじめて、その人をどれほど愛していたかがわかる。
Keisuke Shito


  

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Satteite kara, sono hitowo donnnani daiji dattanoka wakatte kuru to kanjite kimasu.


Explanation:
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亡くなってはじめて、そのひとのことをどんなに愛していたかを知らされるのだと思います。


Explanation:
亡くなってはじめて、そのひとのことをどんなに愛していたかを知らされるのだと思います。

Nakunatte hajimete sonohitono kotowo donnani aishite itaka wo shirasareru nodato omoimasu.

SHineno
United States
Local time: 15:25
Native speaker of: Native in JapaneseJapanese

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disagree  Fumiko (X): Shirasareru translates to "inform". Its more natural to say wakaru.
17 hrs
  -> The literal translation for "shiraseru" may be "inform" , but I used this term from the natural flow of the sentence.
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人が亡くなってはじめて、その人をどれほど愛していたかがわかる。


Explanation:
"hito ga nakunatte hajimete sono hito wo dorehodo aisiteita ka ga wakaru."

hito ga nakunatte hajimete: never...untill they are gone
sono hito wo: the one
dorehodo aisiteita ka ga: how much (you)love
wakaru: know

I hope this helps.

Keisuke Shito
Local time: 04:25
Native speaker of: Native in JapaneseJapanese
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