少しはマシになってきたな meaning


Without context can it mean a couple of things/ have a double meaning? Like
'you're looking better' 'things are looking better' 'it looks better'

The person who said it talked about two different things that might connect to
it before saying this, the other person's face looking unhealthy and a bad
situation involving the other person.




Without context, this sentence is not tricky, deep nor playful at all. It just
says "(Something) is getting at least a little better than before (although
it's still bad)", where the subject is usually something mentioned in the
existing context/sentence. Perhaps you are overthinking something, or you are
missing some background story.

