Breakdown of watashi ni totte, taapu no setsuei to hiokokoshi wa muzukashii.
Questions & Answers about watashi ni totte, taapu no setsuei to hiokokoshi wa muzukashii.
No. In normal Japanese writing, this would usually be written without spaces:
私にとって、タープの設営と火起こしは難しい。
Spaces are often added in learning materials to make the structure easier to see.
It is read:
わたし に とって、タープ の せつえい と ひおこし は むずかしい。
Word readings:
- 私 = わたし
- にとって = にとって
- タープ = タープ
- 設営 = せつえい
- 火起こし = ひおこし
- 難しい = むずかしい
にとって means for, to, or from the point of view of.
So 私にとって means for me or as far as I’m concerned.
It shows that the judgment difficult is being made from the speaker’s perspective. The sentence is not saying these things are universally difficult for everyone; it is saying they are difficult for me.
