「あなたが仕事を辞めたって聞いたんだけど」「本当はクビになったんだよ」の英語

"I hear you quit your job." "Actually, I got fired."

"I believe you like your job." "On the contrary, I hate it."

"I believe you like your job" "On the contrary, I hate it".

“You called me a fool."“Sorry, I take it back."

Why did you quit your previous job?

“You failed the test."—“So what?"

"You're really clumsy!" "Get out of my face. I already know that."

“Are you joking?"“No, I'm serious."

Your retirement is unfortunate.

"It's been a while since we had a serious conversation, eh." "That's for sure. We usually only have idiotic conversations."

“I'm tired of studying."“I'm , too.

“Are you tired?"“No, not in any way."

He wasn't earning a large salary when he retired.

“I'm tired."—“No, you aren't."

"What's up? Fidgeting like that" "Er, well, it looks like the elastic's gone in my pants."

"I had a dream where you fell off a skyscraper." "Whoa, don't be arbitrarily killing others now!"

The man held on to his job stubbornly and would not retire.

“You betrayed us." “Not me. No."

"That was such a bad movie, right?" "Yeah. I feel like asking for my money back!"

You verify that you left this company in January.

I am sad that you will retire.

Please tell me the reason you left the prior company.

"Haha, sorry, sorry." "Are you really sorry?"

"I carelessly soiled myself on the Ferris wheel." "You're already an old man."

"I said no kissing!" "Sorry, I couldn't resist."

"I hate you!" "Me too!"

"I told you to wake me up at 7." "Sorry, I forgot."

Thank you for your kindness in offering me the job, but I must ask to be excused from it.

"Can you smell something burning?" "Oh, I went and burnt the toast."

“I saw them dating.”“Oh, really?”