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下記英文を日本語にして頂けますでしょうか? They like "a", however they like the addition of more colour (the heart) in "b". If you would like to add a little bit more red / colour similar to this in "a" please go ahead - just as long as it is not a heart shape which they did not like. 特に最後の 「just as long as it is not a heart shape which they did not like.」 の部分が難しくて困っておりました。 どなたかご教授お願い致します!

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回答No.1

    彼らは、(a)が気に入っている、しかしながら(b)では、もっと(ハートに)色を加えてほしいと言っている。この(a)のような赤、または色をも言う少し加えたければ、どうか加えてください  ー  彼らの嫌いなハートの形でない限り     即ち「形」が彼らの好きなハート形である限り、「色」はもう少し赤くしてもらってもよろしい、という意味ではないでしょうか。

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詳しいご回答ありがとうございました。 非常に参考になりました。 意味が解り良かったです。ありがとうございました。

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回答No.2

bの色をaのような赤に近づけるのは良いが、形は変えないほうがよいということでしょうか。

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ありがとうございます。参考に致します。

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