The trouble with you is that you talk too much.とは 意味・読み方・使い方

The trouble with you is that you talk too much.

You're too ready to make promises.

How can you say such a rude thing?

I get mixed up when you speak too fast.

Even if I keep speaking with you it's no use.

Your words were rather misleading.

Let's stop talking about such gloomy subjects.

We owe you a lot [a great deal].＝We owe a lot [a great deal] to you.

That's your trouble.

It is rather forward of you to say such a thing.

You speak in too general terms.

I might be meddling in your affairs [It may sound meddling of me], but what you are doing is wrong.

Stop being facetious. This is a serious matter.

Your story is extreme.

It's bold of you to do so.＝You are bold to do so.

I often hear unpleasant stories about you these days.

It's insensitive of you to mention that.＝You're insensitive to mention that.

What a good thing you say!

I've had enough [I will have none] of your stupid remarks [ideas].

You will have everything your own way.

That would ruin all our careful plans.

That would really throw a spanner in the works.

It's very unkind of you to say that.＝You're very unkind to say that.

What you say is neither here nor there.

What you are saying is irrelevant to the problem under discussion.

It's nasty of you to say so.＝You're nasty to say so.

What you are saying is crazy.

It's pretty naive of you to be taken in by such a story.

For all your denials, the facts point that way.

You are foolish to say such a thing.