I don’t think they deserve it in Japanese 🇯🇵

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I don’t think they deserve it	それにあたいするとおもわない。

How to say “I don’t think they deserve it” in Japanese? “それにあたいするとおもわない。”. Here you will learn how to pronounce “それにあたいするとおもわない。” correctly and in the comments below you will be able to get all sorts of advice on I don’t think they deserve it in Japanese like tips & tricks to remember it, questions, explanations and more.

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それにあたいするとおもわない。

それに (sore ni)
– "それ" (sore) means "that" and "に" (ni) is a particle that indicates direction or connection.
– Together "それに" means "for that" or "in addition to that".

あたいする (atai suru)
– "あたいする" (atai suru) means "to deserve".
– Derived from the noun "あたい" (atai) meaning "value" or "worth", combined with the verb "する" (suru) meaning "to do".

とおもわない (to omowanai)
– "と" (to) is a particle that means "that" and is used to quote or represent one's thoughts or speech.
– "おもう" (omou) means "to think".
– "わない" (wanai) is the negation form of the verb, meaning "do not".

Romanized characters:
– Sore ni atai suru to omowanai.

Alternate ways to say "I don't think they deserve it."
1. それに値しないと思う。 (Sore ni atai shinai to omou.)
2. ふさわしくないと思う。 (Fusawashikunai to omou.)
3. その価値があるとは思えない。 (Sono kachi ga aru to wa omoemasen.)
4. それにふさわしいとは思わない。 (Sore ni fusawashii to wa omowanai.)

Romanized characters for alternate expressions:
1. Sore ni atai shinai to omou.
2. Fusawashikunai to omou.
3. Sono kachi ga aru to wa omoemasen.
4. Sore ni fusawashii to wa omowanai.

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