What does なくた mean in 理解されなくたっていい?


I am reading 宇宙よりも遠い場所. Right off the beginning comes a sentence:
"誰にも理解されなくたっていい".

I am sure it means "It is OK that it is not understood by anybody". However,
the されなくた puzzles me:

  1. Shouldn't ない past form be なかった?

  2. I google 理解されなくた and Google only returns 理解されなくて.

Thanks.




You are parsing the sentence incorrectly.

> 「誰{だれ}にも理解{りかい}されなく **たって** いい。」

It is されなく + たって and not され + なくた.

「理解されなく」 is the negative passive-voice form -- "not being understood".

「たって」 is a colloquial way of saying 「ても」. You have surely encountered 「～～てもいい」
before, I presume.

> "I would not care (even) if no one understood me."

Or more literally,

> "I would not care (even) if I am not understood by anyone."




You are parsing the sentence incorrectly.

> 「誰{だれ}にも理解{りかい}されなく **たって** いい。」

It is されなく + たって and not され + なくた.

「理解されなく」 is the negative passive-voice form -- "not being understood".

「たって」 is a colloquial way of saying 「ても」. You have surely encountered 「～～てもいい」
before, I presume.

> "I would not care (even) if no one understood me."

Or more literally,

> "I would not care (even) if I am not understood by anyone."

