英和和英

You are impertinent.

You are unreasonable.

You talk sense.

He says silly things―make ludicrous remarks.

You must have said so.

It's strange you say that.

Don't talk nonsense!

I wasn't talking to you.

I do not believe you.

Don't take nonsense!

You may be right

I don't follow you

I will say this in advance...

in general terms

She says pretty things.

I don't want you to tell me that.

Don't ask for too much!

Stop talking nonsense.

You are hard to please.

You express a sentiment foreign to your heart.

I don't mean that you are a liar.

You say so only in compliment―out of politeness―out of regard for my feelings.

what you say―your statement.

to speak with too much self-pride

You are so unreasonable

to speak openly

Didn't I tell you so?

to be honest

You should have nothing to complain about.

（文頭に置けば）―There is no saying―（文尾に置けば）―for aught one knows―（独立句に用いれば）―Who knows?―God knows―（形容詞に用いれば）―unspeakable sorrow―inexpressible feeling―indescribable beauty―unutterable grief―ineffable joy―indefinable charm―exquisite pleasure