In Japanese, "たまらない" (Tamaranai) is an expression that can be translated as "unbearable", "irresistible" or "uncontrollable" in some situations. The exact meaning depends on the context in which the word is used.
This expression is often used to describe intense emotions or experiences that are so strong that they seem unbearable. For example, someone can say "食べ物 がて たまらない" (Table Ga Oishikute Tamaranai), which means "food is so delicious that it is irresistible/uncontrollable." In this case, the person is expressing that the food is so good that they cannot resist eating it.
Similarly, the expression can also be used to describe something negative or annoying. For example, someone can say "暑くて たまらない" (Atsukute Tamaranai), which means "heat is unbearable." In this case, the person is expressing that heat is so strong that it becomes difficult to endure.
