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彼女kanojoha素晴らしいsubarashiijiwo書くkaku
She writes beautifully.
彼女kanojoha十分juubunjiga読めるyomeru
She is well able to read.
彼女kanojohajiga上手jouzuda
She has good handwriting.
彼女kanojohajigaとてもtotemo上手jouzuda
She has very neat handwriting.
彼女kanojohajigaすごくsugokuうまいumai
She writes a very good hand.
彼女kanojoha以前izenよりyoriずっとzutto上手jouzunijiwo書くkaku
She writes much better now than she used to.
彼女のkanojonojiha読めないyomenai
It is impossible to read her handwriting.
kareha十分juubunjiga読めるyomeru
He can read well enough.
karehajiga下手hetada
He has bad handwriting.
karehaそのsono生徒seitonojino書き方kakikatanoあらarawo探すsagasugaはやいhayai
He is quick to find fault with the student's penmanship.
karehaあんなanna小さいchiisaijiga読めるyomerunoだからdakara近視kinshiどころではないdokorodehanai
Since he can read such tiny print, he is far from being near-sighted.
彼のkarenojiwo読むyomuことkotoha不可能fukanouda
His writing is impossible to read.
祖母soboha老齢roureidekoshigakunojini曲がっているmagatteiru
Grandmother is bent double with age.
少女shoujohaまだmada10saidaというのにtoiunonijigaうまいumai
The girl writes a good hand though she is still only ten.
jino汚いkitanainowoo許し許shiくださいkudasai
Please excuse my bad handwriting.
jitojinomano空きakiwoもっとmotto広くhirokushiなさいnasai
Leave more space between characters.
jiga下手hetatoいうiuだけdakede彼女kanojonokotowo軽蔑するkeibetsusuruべきではないbekidehanai
You should not look down on her just because she writes a poor hand.
私のwatashinohahahajigaきれいkireida
My mother has good handwriting.
私のwatashino叔父ojinojiha読みにくいyominikui
My uncle's handwriting is hard to read.
kimihajiwoもっとmottoきれいにkireini書くkaku必要hitsuyougaあるaru
There is need for improvement in your handwriting.
kimihajigaうまいumaine
You write very neatly, don't you?
そのsono男の子otokonokohajiwo読むyomuことkotowo覚えたoboeta
The boy has learned to read.
このkono明かりakaridejiwo読もうyomoutoすればsurebamewo痛めるitameruyo
You'll strain your eyes trying to read in this light.
このkono明かりakaridejiwo読もうyomoutoすればsureba目が悪くmegawarukuなるnaruyo
You'll strain your eyes trying to read in this light.
あなたanatanoスキーSUKIIwogyakujigatanishiなさいnasai
Place your skis in an inverted V.

Words

ji

noun:

  • character (i.e. kanji)
あざaza

noun / suffix:

  • section of village

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