I know you don't really like these vegetables, but you're trying to eat them. Good boy!
You're a good kiddo trying to eat these veggies, even though I know you don't really like them.
ーI know you don't really like these vegetables, but you're trying to eat them. Good boy!
「この野菜あんまり好きじゃないの知ってるけど頑張って食べてるね。えらい!」
vegetables 「野菜」
女の子なら Good boy の代わり Good girl とします。
ーYou're a good kiddo trying to eat these veggies, even though I know you don't really like them.
「あんまり好きじゃないけど頑張ってお野菜食べててえらいぞ!」
You're a good kiddo と褒めてあげることもできます。
kiddo は kid の砕けた言い方で親しみや愛情がこもっています。
veggies は vegetables のカジュアルな言い方。
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"You don't like vegetables, but you worked hard to eat them? Way to go!"
"You don't like vegetables, but you worked hard to eat them? Way to go!"
「野菜苦手なのに、頑張って食べたの?頑張ったね!」
you don't like vegetables(野菜が好きではない)という事実の後に、but you worked hard to eat them(だけど食べるのを頑張った)と続けることで、子供の努力をしっかりと認めてあげることができます。
"You managed to eat them even though you're not a fan of vegetables? I'm so proud of you!"
「野菜があまり得意ではない(not a fan of)のに、なんとか頑張って食べたの?本当に頑張ったね(誇りに思うよ)!」