How do I mind if he goes to the toilet so often translates into English?

Translated into English:

i mind if he goes to the bathroom so often

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I mind if he goes to the bathroom so often

I mind if he goes to the toilet so often.

i mind his going to the toilet so much.

mind minds, when the verb appears later, use the gerund form.

I mind if he goes to the toilet so often.

i mind if he goes to the toilet so often

Literal translation: A young man who is often forced to feel stupid and useless, often compared to his brothers or cousins who are smarter than him, will feel uncertain, afraid of failure and will not try at all.

Translation: If a young man often feels that he is unresponsive and mediocre, often comparing himself to his siblings or cousins who are smarter than him, he will feel at a loss and will be afraid of failure and will give up trying.

A young man who is often forced to feel stupid, useless, and often compared to a brother or sister or cousin who is smarter than him, can become so unconfident and afraid of failure that he does not dare to try anything.

If a young man is constantly made to think that he is stupid and worthless, or if he is constantly compared to his intelligent siblings or cousins, then he will become very unconfident and afraid of failure and will not dare to try to do anything.

A child who always feels stupid and worthless, who is always compared to his intelligent siblings, will become so unconfident and so afraid of failure that he will not dare to try at all.

A teenager who often feels stupid and ignorant, a teenager who compares himself to his clever siblings from time to time. All this will make him extremely inferior, and he will also have an extreme fear of failure? Eventually, he will become a fallen son who will not dare to try anything.

The above text is not my literal translation, it is translated into Chinese after reading the sentence and understanding the meaning).

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A child who often feels stupid, worthless (unrespectable), often compares himself to his intelligent siblings and cousins, and begins to become less confident. I was so afraid of failure that I didn't dare to try at all.

Roughly translated.

A young man who is often made to feel stupid and unworthy, often compared to a more intelligent brother, sister or cousin, will become very unconfident and afraid of failure that he will not try at all.

Seeing the above translation, let me help you summarize Actually, the first floor is very authentic, and the other floors are also very right, you see what occasion it is going to be used for, if it is used casually in the spoken language, it is recommended to use the third floor is simpler, if you say it to foreigners, then you will say the first floor, if you write essays, it is best to use the fourth floor.

i can speak some surviving japanese.

This is taught by a famous teacher from New Oriental.

i guess the beginning of the story, i will be god gives my everything for you. but i didn't expect the end of the story. -shakespeare

I guessed the beginning of this story, I give you everything God has given me. But I didn't know how this story would end. —Shakespeare.

I didn't see this sentence in "Romeo and Juliet", but it is said that the source is this book, and then there is a Chinese-English comparison, so I also struggled.