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I am using the translation function, but I am editing based on the text.
It's still hard to read, but if you are interested, please read it.
I think every time, but it is difficult to translate Japanese into English and express my feelings.
I'm confused by the difference in grammar.
（画像は、お借りしたものです）
(The image is borrowed)
A sign indicating a national highway.
The road is managed by the Japanese government, but there are rough routes all over the country.
It is called a kokudo road (meaning a terrible road) by multiplying it with a national road.
This is a coined word. The kanji is different, but the reading is the same.
“酷道” とは造語であるが、容易に想像できる通り、過酷な道を意味する。
オレの人生も、なかなか酷道から抜け出せなくてね。
前へ進もうと足掻くと、必ず障害物が立ちはだかる。
もうね「またかよ」という半ば諦めと言うか、妙に達観した気分になる。
"Kokudo" is a coined word, but as you can easily imagine, it means a harsh road.
My life is also hard to get out of the rough road.
Whenever I struggle to move forward, obstacles stand in my way.
It feels like I'm giving up halfway, saying "again", or I'm strangely observant.
今回は付随して３つの問題。
A の問題をクリアする為には B の問題を処理する必要がある。
その為には C の条件を満たさなければならない。
もうね…嫌がらせレベルだ。オレは何か悪い事したのか？
お陰で（？）また寝汗が酷くなったよ。今朝はシャツだけで済んだけど。
This time, there are three incidental problems.
In order to clear the problem of A, it is necessary to deal with the problem of B.
For that purpose, the condition of C must be satisfied.
Already ... harassment level. Did I do something wrong?
Thanks to that (?), My night sweats got worse again. Only my shirt got wet this morning.
オレは往生際が極めて悪い性格だが、度重なる苦労に心は何度も折れた。
気持ちが回復したら、改めて問題に向かおう。
I have a personality that doesn't give up easily. However, my heart broke many times due to repeated hardships.
I will recover it and work on solving the problem.
今週は金曜と土曜の配達を頼まれている。初めての事だが、特に気にならない。
ただ…１週間が長く感じるよ。
This week I'm being asked to deliver newspapers on Friday and Saturday. It's my first time, but I don't really care.
But ... I feel like a week is long.
オリジナルの楽曲も好きだが、この演奏と景色が気持ちを和ませる。
I like the original songs, but this performance and the scenery are soothing.
