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和訳をお願いします! If i had my way Andrew would meet Lisa, Robert would finally connect with Justine, Sarah and Chris would live happily ever after ... or not. あるリアリティー番組の冒頭です。 宜しくお願いします。

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お邪魔します。 たぶん、If i had my way(,)がつくと思うのですが… Andrew would meet Lisa, Robert would finally connect with Justine, Sarah and Chris would live happily ever after ... or not. もし私が自分の道を進めば、AndrewはLisaに出逢えるだろうし、Robertは最終的にはJustineと繋がることができるだろうし、SarahとChrisは今までよりもっと幸福に過ごせるかも、しれない。

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