魅力的って言われてもお前だって困る in this context


> girl「まさかお前っ……こ、こここの胸が私の魅力だと言いたいのか！？」
>
> mc「誰もそんなこと言ってないだろ！？」
>
> girl「…………」
>
> mc「ああ違う、魅力的じゃないとも言ってない！ いやすごい！ お前の胸はすごいよ！」
>
> **mc「でもそんなの魅力的って言われてもお前だって困るだろ！？」**

uh no, i'm not saying that your boobs don't have appeal, rather they're
amazing, your boobs are amazing!

but even if (I am) saying that's your appeal, you are troubled too?

i'm not sure what the MC is trying to claim in the last sentence, from the
girls initial reaction it's obvious she doesn't liker her boobs being her 魅力.

thank you




A fairly literal translation might be something like:

> But even if you were told that was attractive, you'd be bothered right!?

In parts:

> そんなの(が)魅力的って言われても

Literally `Even if you were told something like that (of yours) was
attractive`. The use of `そんなの` here is just to emphasize that the topic, `胸`,
is in a genre of things that one likely wouldn't want to be complemented on.

> お前だって困る

`だって` is sometimes hard to translate literally, but this would be something
like `Even you'd be bothered` or `You'd be bothered too`. I would lean toward
the latter because it does a good job capturing the fact that the MC outright
complementing a girl on her chest would presumably be awkward for both of
them.

A fairly interpreted but more natural English translation might be something
like:

> But that's not the kind of thing you want to be complemented on anyway,
> right?!




A fairly literal translation might be something like:

> But even if you were told that was attractive, you'd be bothered right!?

In parts:

> そんなの(が)魅力的って言われても

Literally `Even if you were told something like that (of yours) was
attractive`. The use of `そんなの` here is just to emphasize that the topic, `胸`,
is in a genre of things that one likely wouldn't want to be complemented on.

> お前だって困る

`だって` is sometimes hard to translate literally, but this would be something
like `Even you'd be bothered` or `You'd be bothered too`. I would lean toward
the latter because it does a good job capturing the fact that the MC outright
complementing a girl on her chest would presumably be awkward for both of
them.

A fairly interpreted but more natural English translation might be something
like:

> But that's not the kind of thing you want to be complemented on anyway,
> right?!

