"With the relative’s child, because it never stops — you're welcome."
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Still odd, but closer. Alternatively, it might be from a where a protagonist says to a younger relative: "Stop crying. It’s nothing." → 「親戚の子、泣くのを止めなさい。大したことじゃないから。」 Which in broken romaji becomes: "Shinseki no ko, naku no wo yamenaさい. Taishita koto janai kara." "With the relative’s child, because it never stops