Japanese: REFUSE & BROKE UP

Some expressions of Japanese language and now refuses to break with a girlfriend.
(REFUSE)
Gomen Nasai. Suki na hito ga iru no de
(Sorry, there are other people who I liked)
Taipu janain desu
(You're not my type)
(BROKE UP)
Mou wakaremashou!
(Let's break it!)
Manneri ni natte ne kiteru
(Our relationship kok gini ya so monotonous)
Gomennasai. Sukina dekita no hito ga. Wakarete kudasai.
(Sorry, there are others that I liked. Berpisahlah with me)
Kimi ni wa unzari da yo!
(I've had enough)
Anata no koto o kesshite yurusanai!
(I'll never forgive you!)
Ima made ​​arigatou
(Thank you for everything)
Anata no koto, wasurenai.
(I will not forget you.)
Sayounara. . .
(Goodbye)
vocabulary:
Nasai Gomen: sorry
Suki: like
Hito: person
Sukina hito: likeable
Taipu: type
Janai: not / does not (informal form of 'god arimasen')
Mou: already
Wakareru: break
Manneri: monotonous
Naru: to become
Dekiru: can, can
Verb-te form + kudasai: stating the sentence orders (formal)
Kimi: you
Unzari: sick
Anata: you (more polite / smoother than 'kimi')
Anata no koto: things about you
Ima: Now
Made: to
Wasureru: forgotten