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How do you say this in Japanese? 日語初學者
How do you say this in Japanese? 日語初學者
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How do you say this in Japanese? 我是日語的初學者
answer@ysh621 You can say 私は日本語の初心者(しょしんしゃ)です。 There's also 初学者(しょがくしゃ) in Japanese, but I think it's seldom heard today.
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What is the difference between 日本語を習得したい and 日本語を習いたい ?
answer日本語を習得したい means "I want to get a skill of Japanese." 日本語を習いたい means "I want to learn Japanese."
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How do you say this in Japanese? 您好 我是日語初學者 請多指教
answerこんにちは。私は日本語を学び始めたばかりです。よろしくお願いします。
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What is the difference between 日本語を学ぶ and 日本語を習う ?
answer「日本語を習う」は、先生の様子を真似することで身につけることです。 「日本語を学ぶ」はもっと広く、先生から教わる場合も、独力で身につける場合も含みます。
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How do you say this in Japanese? 我是日語初學者
answer私は日本語初心者です。
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What is the difference between 日本語を勉強する and 日本語を習う and 日本語を修学する and 日本語を学ぶ ?
answer勉強をする、学ぶ（自分でする） 習う（誰かに教えてもらう） 「修学する」学問をおさめること。学んで知識を得ること。（コトバンクより引用） ’学んで知識を得ること’ という意味では、勉強する/学ぶと同じですが、この意味ではあまり使いません。
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How do you say this in Japanese? 日語初學者
answer1 日本語のビギナー nihongo no biginaa biginaa is "beginner" in English 😀 2 日本語の初級者 nihongo no syokyuusha 😀
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What is the difference between 日本語を勉強をする and 日本語を習う and 日本語を学ぶ ?
answerThe these sentences are almost same. In addition 勉強する 学ぶ means to study or learn something through self-taught or person like lesson,cla...
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How do you say this in Japanese? 我是個日語初學者
answer私は日本語初心者です。
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What is the difference between 日本語を勉強する and 日本語を習う ?
answer日本語を勉強する 日本語を習う Ummm, both mean quite the same thing but 日本語を勉強する implies 'I study Japanese pretty hard / on my own' while 日本語を習う does 'I ta...
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