@Blink01 I'm sorry. I have a question about the previous example sentence.
Does the "blur" in the previous example sentence mean that it is too early to see?

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Blink01

30 Nov 2020

English (US)

@Atsushi_ Blur means her fingers were moving so fast, that you couldn't see them clearly.

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Atsushi_

30 Nov 2020

Japanese

@Blink01 I see! thank you so much!
I understood. thank you.

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"My mother is very dexterous with her hands."is this sentence natural? See a translation

Yes it's good. You would typically follow it with an example what she can do. Example. "My mother is very dexterous with her hands. When she knits, her fingers are a blur."

Yes it's good. You would typically follow it with an example what she can do. Example. "My mother is very dexterous with her hands. When she knits, her fingers are a blur."

@Atsushi_ Blur means her fingers were moving so fast, that you couldn't see them clearly.

"My mother is very dexterous with her hands."
is this sentence natural?

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Yes it's good. You would typically follow it with an example what she can do.

Example. "My mother is very dexterous with her hands. When she knits, her fingers are a blur."

Yes it's good. You would typically follow it with an example what she can do.

Example. "My mother is very dexterous with her hands. When she knits, her fingers are a blur."