Understanding a broken sentence with stuttering > > Your classmate's just been hurt by a wild dog. As class representative, get rid of it. > > Eh! W-what a.. ,I, I such a ... ???? I'm not familiar with the word and I can't work out whether it's used to mean 'terrible' or 'frightened'. Does go with here? Or is just part of the stuttering? i.e. is it = "I'm frightened"? I don't know why, but I feel it would be if this were the case. Or, is just part of an unfinished sentence, and the main sentence is simply = "This (situation/request) is terrible.

In Japanese, the important hints (and often answers) are always in the preceding sentences.

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**** , of course, refers to {}{} **** ("getting rid of the wild dog")

> Does **** go with here?

No, it does not. It goes with as I said above.

If it went with , the particle after would be and not . " ** _Me?_** Out of all these guys?" is the feeling of . The second speaker was appointed to perform a task; That is a kind of situation.

A: {} **** {} ("Why don't **_you_** go?")

B: **** (" ** _Me?_** No, thanks, man!")

> is it = "I'm frightened"?

I am inclined to say no. What is would be the task of getting rid of the wild dog.

If it meant "I'm frightened.", the speaker would not use . he would use because he would know for sure that he is frightened.