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『短文』至急訳して頂けますか?

He thinks he thinks,Mr Timberlake,but I tell him he only thinks he does.

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 彼は自分が考えていると思ってるんですよ、ティンバーレイクさん、でも彼はただ自分が考えていると思っているだけなんだと私は彼に言うんです。

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