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安いボールペンの使いにくさは価格相応と割りきるしかない
やすいぼーるぺんのつかいにくさはかかくそうおうとわりきるしかないYou just have to accept that cheap ballpoint pens being hard to use is what you'd expect for the price.
ボールペンがほしいです
ぼーるぺんがほしいですI want a ballpoint pen.
ボールペンをカチカチ鳴らす癖、自分では気づかないうちにしてることない？
ぼーるぺんをかちかちならすくせ、じぶんではきづかないうちにしてることない？The habit of clicking a ballpoint pen—don't you do it without noticing?