How to say"You don't have to...""you'd better..."in Russian?
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You don't have to - тебе не нужно
you'd better - лучше бы ты
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"you'd better" it means what I think you must do.It usually uses in rude context. Example: лучше бы ты помог мне, чем ходить в кино. = You'd better to help me than go to the cinema. When you did something stupied or not so important for another person.
But "would rather" = лучше бы,too. It what you want to do and what do you prefer to do. I would rather help you than go to the cinema. = Я лучше бы помог тебе, чем пошел в кино.
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Вы не должны ..."" лучше
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