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How do you say this in Japanese? thin
How do you say this in Japanese? thin
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Please show me example sentences with 薄く.
answerThere are many meanings for "薄い". ・When use for thickness of things, (e.g.)この本は薄いです。：This book is thin. ・When use for color depth, (e.g...
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How do you say this in Japanese? thin
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Please show me example sentences with 薄い.
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How do you say this in Japanese? thin
answer薄い、細いと言います。 I prefer this slice of pizza. ピザは薄い方が好きだ。 This paper is thin. この紙は薄いです。 She is tall and thin. 彼女は背が高くて痩せている。
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What is the difference between 薄い and 細い ?
answerEs ist sehr schwierig, um den Unterschied zwischen 薄い und 細い erkennen. Beide koennen benutzen um die gleiche Dinge zu bedeuten, zum Beispiel,...
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How do you say this in Japanese? thin
answer薄い(usui)
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What is the difference between 細かく and 薄く ?
answer薄く切る →couper en tranches minces
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How do you say this in Japanese? thin
answer「薄い」 うすい usui 「細い」 ほそい hosoi 「痩せた」 やせた yaseta We should use them depending on the situation. I hope this helps!
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