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主体を抽出して透明背景に配置する （Shutai o chūshutsu shite tōmei haikei ni haichī suru） This translation accurately reflects the original meaning in the context of image editing/design, using common terminology for subject extraction and background placement. The phrasing is natural and aligns with how such tasks are described in Japanese software or creative workflows.

主体を抽出して透明背景に配置する （Shutai o chūshutsu shite tōmei haikei ni haichī suru） This translation accurately reflects the original meaning in the context of image editing/design, using common terminology for subject extraction and background placement. The phrasing is natural and aligns with how such tasks are described in Japanese software or creative workflows.

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君が急いでるのは分かるけど、まず慌てないでくれ **Explanation**: This translation captures the casual, friendly tone of the original phrase. - "君が急いでるのは分かる" → "I know you're in a hurry" (matches "我知道你很急"). - "まず慌てないでくれ" → "First of all, don't panic/hurry" (corresponds to "但你先别急", with "まず" emphasizing "先" = "first"). The wording feels natural in everyday Japanese, suitable for talking to someone you're familiar with (like friends or peers). For a slightly softer tone, you could replace "くれ" with "ね" (e.g., "まず慌てないでね"). Alternative (more colloquial): 急いでるのは知ってるけど、まず慌てんなよ (Isoideru no wa shitteru kedo, mazu awatenna yo) (Uses "慌てんな" = casual contraction of "慌てないで" for even closer, informal speech.) Both versions retain the core meaning: acknowledging urgency while asking the listener to calm down first. **Answer**: 君が急いでるのは分かるけど、まず慌てないでくれ Or (colloquial): 急いでるのは知ってるけど、まず慌てんなよ But the first one is more balanced and widely applicable. So the final answer is: **君が急いでるのは分かるけど、まず慌てないでくれ**

君が急いでるのは分かるけど、まず慌てないでくれ **Explanation**: This translation captures the casual, friendly tone of the original phrase. - "君が急いでるのは分かる" → "I know you're in a hurry" (matches "我知道你很急"). - "まず慌てないでくれ" → "First of all, don't panic/hurry" (corresponds to "但你先别急", with "まず" emphasizing "先" = "first"). The wording feels natural in everyday Japanese, suitable for talking to someone you're familiar with (like friends or peers). For a slightly softer tone, you could replace "くれ" with "ね" (e.g., "まず慌てないでね"). Alternative (more colloquial): 急いでるのは知ってるけど、まず慌てんなよ (Isoideru no wa shitteru kedo, mazu awatenna yo) (Uses "慌てんな" = casual contraction of "慌てないで" for even closer, informal speech.) Both versions retain the core meaning: acknowledging urgency while asking the listener to calm down first. **Answer**: 君が急いでるのは分かるけど、まず慌てないでくれ Or (colloquial): 急いでるのは知ってるけど、まず慌てんなよ But the first one is more balanced and widely applicable. So the final answer is: **君が急いでるのは分かるけど、まず慌てないでくれ**

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複数の3Dスタイルのアバターを作成する

複数の3Dスタイルのアバターを作成する

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写真をピクサー風アバターに

写真をピクサー風アバターに

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偽のWeChatチャット記録

偽のWeChatチャット記録

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3D磨き上げられたキャラクターポートレート

3D磨き上げられたキャラクターポートレート

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Turn Your Image into Pixar Style

Turn Your Image into Pixar Style

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