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Processing keyword: ~といったらありゃしない (〜to ittara arya shinai)
The expression ~といったらありゃしない is a Japanese idiomatic expression used to emphasize something in a negative or extreme way. It conveys a sense of hopelessness or frustration about a situation.
Meaning: This expression is used to emphasize how bad, pathetic, or extreme something is. When you say something "といったらありゃしない," it implies that there is nothing worse than this situation.
Structure:
[ Noun/Topic ] + といったら + ありゃしない
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