Quotes
Japanese meaning of 皮肉だね 悪党の血の方がきれいな花が咲く
— Kurama / Yu Yu Hakusho
ひにくだね あくとうのちのほうがきれいなはながさく (Hiniku da ne. Akutō no chi no hō ga kirei na hana ga saku.)
English Translation:
Ironic, isn't it? A villain's blood makes the prettier flowers bloom.
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Example
Example 1Basic Example
いたずらばかりする弟のアサガオの方が、まじめに世話をした兄のアサガオよりきれいに咲き、兄は「皮肉だね 悪ガキの鉢の方がきれいな花が咲く」と苦笑いした。
The morning glory of the mischievous younger brother bloomed better than the one his serious older brother had carefully looked after. The older brother smiled wryly: "Ironic, isn't it? The troublemaker's pot makes the prettier flowers bloom."
Example 2Applied Example
(ダイエット中の姉より、食べ放題に通う父の方が健康診断の結果がよくて)皮肉だね 食いしん坊の血の方がきれいな数値が出る。
(My sister is on a diet, but Dad, who goes to all-you-can-eat buffets, got the better health-check results) "Ironic, isn't it? The glutton's blood gives the prettier numbers."
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