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There's a fair bit of shite in there. 外国の友達に荷物を送って欲しいと伝えたところ、この回答がきました。 shiteはどうshitと同じ意味なのでしょうか? 荷物にはガラクタのようなものも入っています。

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>>shiteはどうshitと同じ意味なのでしょうか? おっしゃる通りです。  下記に(特にイギリス英語の卑語として)shite と shit を綴る事もある、と出ています。 http://www.ldoceonline.com/dictionary/shite

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shit のミスタイプでしょう。 There's a fair bit of shite in there. 「正直ガラクタも入っているがね」 a bit of shit 「ガラクタ少々」

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