Some more questions (_8(|)

Yes!

just before : similar Japanese is "doesする前"just after: similar Japanese is "doesしたあと"

like means "ような"or "みたいな" or "感じ".ex) It's like walking in the sky. 空を歩いているみたい。

食べる前は痩せていた and 食べた後で泳いだ

直前と直後は何がを違いますか？ 直前 is a moment before the action. 直後 is a moment after the action.

its mean "It does not make any sense at all."

I think its always mean "without".(What stuation with the sentense do you think?)

negative form is "動詞 + ない"（utilize approprite form!） ex) 朝食を食べない。

聞き間違いでしょうか？ 私にはこの単語はわかりません。

"死にたかった" と訳します。

"動詞＋ばい" = Maybe I think "ばい" is a regional dialect in Hakata. we say "wish" is "動詞+たい".

The more I think about it, It must be right but maybe it's a wrong usage what I think.

I'm sorry but it's very hard to explain....

Yes. we write "無茶苦茶" in Japanese. before a positive word , it means "super","awfully". ex) むちゃくちゃ可愛い[super cute!] and we use the word with terrible thing, too. ex) むちゃくちゃだ[It's too bad!].

"あそこはひどい"。 "that area" is treated as one word "あそこ". If I must transrate something good to say about it, "あの「場所」はひどい".

and all together, "娘というものは" mean? 「というものは」という言葉は一般的なことを説明するときに使います。

Is "muchakucha" a commonly used word? very（とても）の代わりによく使いますよ。でも、少し砕けた表現です。

What is the best way to say "area" like "that area is bad"? areaは「エリア」とカタカナで訳すこともありますね。日本語で言うなら、「地域」。場所はplaceで、日本語ではplaceがあつまって、areaになってる感じです。