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I want to say "I had a fight with my girlfriend. Now we are angry with each
other". I know how to say "to fight with someone" but it seems to have violent
connotations. What is the verb to express oral arguments? Also is there a
japanese equilvalent for "being angry with each other"?
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How to say "I had a fight with" and "to be angry with each other"
Oral arguments is translated as "口論" and "口喧嘩", so "I had a fight with my
girlfriend." can be translated as "彼女と口論(or 口喧嘩)した。"

"We are angry with each other." is translated as "私たちは、お互いに怒っている" and
"私たちは、お互いに腹を立てている".
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