~考えられない
Unthinkable/can't believe
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考えられない (lit. unable to think) is the negative potential form of 考える, and is often used to express that something is "unthinkable" or "unimaginable".
考えられない often follows the following grammar:
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なんて
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~は:
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などは
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には
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では
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とは
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ということは
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E.g. ピザにパイナップルを載せるなんて考えられない。 "I can't believe that (someone) would put pineapple on pizza."
E.g. マイクがわざとやったとは考えられない。 "I can't imagine that Mike did it on purpose."
E.g. 恋愛に関しては論理的には考えられない。 "(I) can't think logically when it comes to love."
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考えられない (lit. unable to think) is the negative potential form of 考える, and is often used to express that something is "unthinkable" or "unimaginable"
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考えられない most commonly follows なんて, or grammar constructions that end in は such as compound particles and constructions like ということは
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