これだから女ってやつは移ろいやすいったらねえ。
"That's why girls are so variable". I guess.
What about ったらねえ? I found that ったら you can use when you tired of repeating yourself or when you are exasperated with somebody for not listening to you. So what would ったらねえ mean?
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Related: japanese.stackexchange.com/q/6772/1478 – snailplane♦ Dec 31 '13 at 0:39
〜ねえ is a colloquial form of 〜ない, and 〜といったらない is a fixed phrase meaning "very" or "extremely".
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4Can we automatically call a translation "meaning"? I never think of "very" or "extremely" when I say ったらねえ or といったらない in real life as a Japanese-speaker. All I think of is "There is no way to express ~~." – l'électeur Dec 30 '13 at 0:22
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3@TokyoNagoya I cite デジタル大辞泉: （「…といったらない」の形で）程度が、これ以上に…なことはない、極めて…だ、の意を表す。 – Zhen Lin Dec 30 '13 at 1:09
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1@TokyoNagoya: Thank for your comment: I was aware of the definitions but I have always felt it to be "There is no way to express ~~." and wondered why this not included in the explanations available. – Tim Dec 30 '13 at 7:44
