Oops! I misread kanji again. No wonder why I found it so strange. Thank you for the correction, masaegu.

Yeah, it is exactly as you said. The girl is from a rich family, and here she's eating ramen for the first time. :rolleyes:

Now the problem with the vocab has been solved, but I'm still unsure about how I should understand the particle に here. Can you please explain it?

Also, I'm adding a few questions.

http://i.imgur.com/SWyaG.jpg
http://i.imgur.com/qTG1k.jpg
1. そこにしびれるあこがれるゥ
Can you tell me what this line mean? I don't really get what she's saying. :confused:

2. http://i.imgur.com/KRfUf.jpg
What might the word lying near 来ちゃった in the bubble be?

3. でも、もうそうじゃないならちゃんと言葉にしなきゃい けない
Does 言葉にする mean "to put into words"?

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It is just that に is the particle the verb 合う takes. 合う is intransitive.

「ＡにＢが合う。」or 「Ｂは/がＡに合う。」 means:
B goes well with A.
B is suitable for A.
B suits A.
B fits A.

「このシャツは私には合わない。」　＜-- Someone give me the two meanings of this sentence.
「フォーはパンに合わない。」
「赤はこの車に合っている。」
「ハードロックはこのカフェによく合っている。」

1. That is two independent phrases.
そこにしびれる = "I am enraptured at the scene."
あこがれるゥ = "I so adore her!"

2. Press your face against your PC screen. I did and was able to read it.
It says さぼって来ちゃった.

3. Yes.

Oh, I get the reason now. I thought the verb was ある, but it turned out to be 合う :o I think I see 「Ｂは/がＡに合う。」much more often than「ＡにＢが合う。」, but it's great to learn the alternative way. Thank you very much :)

Actually I can't do that with my CRT monitor :D I enlarged the picture, though, but I couldn't make sure if it was ば or ぼ. Anyway, the line mean "I ditched the work", doesn't it?

Thanks as always Masaegu!

Been having a problem with a group of kanji, I know what they all mean separately but together...I'm confused. It's used in two sentances. "大口叩いたじゃない" and "大口叩いてるのはどっちだ"

I'm completely stumped...

Knowing the meaning of each kanji will not help you understand an idomatic phrase like this just as an English-learner will not understand the phrase "You are pulling my leg." even if he is familiar with every word used in it.

大口を叩く means "to brag", "to talk big", etc.

大口叩いたじゃない = "You bragged about it, didn't ya?"

大口叩いてるのはどっちだ = "You are the one who talked big!"
Literally, it says "Which one (of us) talked big?" but we only use this structure 「～～したのはどっちだ」　when we mean "It is you who ~~."　In other words, it is not a question despite its look.　

Thanks! I figured it had to be an idiom but I'm not sure where I could look something like that up

Again, I have a few questions today.

1. http://i.imgur.com/vwGyF.jpg
I looked up うかがう on kotobank, and apparently it has this meaning for the context :
However, I still need to be more specific. The phrase ご機嫌をうかがう means "to talk to people and entertain them", correct?

2. http://i.imgur.com/o1tl6.jpg
毛皮を身にまとった野生的な美女をお供にしてね
A month ago I saw お供いたします in a game, and I could understand the sentence as "I will accompany you" since the context was very clear, but this time I'm having trouble with をお供にして. Is the speaker requesting the listener to accompany him? Or does he mean something else?

3. http://i.imgur.com/Zku0R.jpg
Similarly, the use of お供 with を is the same as that of the previous one, isn't it?

1. Correct. In that context, it just means "to appear in front of an audience and do one's usual performance."

2. Here, it means "accompanied by a wild beauty".

In a more "normal" sentence structure, you would have said 「～～な美女をお供にして猛獣狩りをするのが夢だった 。」

3. Exactly. "doing something accompanied by (a person)"