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What does hetakuso mean?
What does hetakuso mean?
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- Japanese
not good at something.
uta ga hetakuso( not good at singing)
- French (France)
It is even worse than "not good". It is like "shitty" at doing something. Very very bad at...
And you should learn your kana first before asking for such thing. That is the very first thing you should do : learn your kana. That is basic.
手くそ or へたくそ
- Japanese
heta＝not good at something
kuso＝💩
Kids often use this word.😰 I recommend you should not use this word!
- Japanese
hetakuso means being bad at something, like sports and art. 「わたしは、サッカーがへたくそです」＝ I'm bad at playing soccer.
heta = not very good (at something)
kuso= shit
heta+kuso=hetakuso=being very bad (at something)
- French (France)
If you go too fast you won't make it.
Don't learn へたくそi f you don't even know or if you can't even use 下手 and 上手 properly.
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