— Where did you study Japanese?— I didn't. I just ___ a little when I lived in Japan.A: make upB: picked upC: looked upD: took up 相关知识点: 试题来源: 解析 B正确率: 79%, 易错项: D翻译——你在哪里学的日语?——我没有。只是在日本的时候学会的。 本题主要考查动词词组。
百度试题 结果1 题目. It is to speak Japanese so I study in Japanese. A. hard; hardly B. hardly; hard C. hard; hard 相关知识点: 试题来源: 解析 CIt is+adj. + to do sth. 做某事 , study hard努力学习。 反馈 收藏
I want to be fluent in Japanese!私は流暢に日本語を話せるようになりたい！So I will study ha...
men often walk a very difficult line. Of course,4)B context matters. In a professional setting, talking about appearance is often inappropriate, but at a singles club, it may be important. She will be very pleased if a man thinks her clothes and5）I accessories...
Because of artificial intelligence,in the future,people will say: "I don't need to learn English,or Russian or Japanese;something,a quick app here can translate quickly."No.因为有了人工智能，未来人们会说：“我不用学英语，不用学俄语，不用学日语，有什么，这里一个快手翻译就可以了。”没有。I...
百度试题 结果1 题目()3. It is to speak Japanese so I study in Japanese. A. hard; hardly B. hardly; hard C. hard; hard D. hardly; hardly 相关知识点: 试题来源: 解析 3. C It is+adj. + to do sth.study hard 学 反馈 收藏 ...
—--Where did you study Japanese? -—— I didn’t. I just___ a little when I lived in Japan. A. make up B. picked up C. 。 looked up D. took up 相关知识点: 试题来源: 解析 [答案]B [解析] [详解]考查动词短语辨析。句意:-—你在哪里学的日语?—-我没有。只是在日本的...
1)Even after I graduate, I intend to continue Japanese study. 卒業しても、日本語の勉強し続けるつもりなんです。 2)No matter how busy I am, I have eat lunch. どんなに忙しくても、お昼ご飯を食べなければいけません。 3)Even though I practice tennis everyday, I don’t get better ...
Bowser (or as he is known in Japanese, クッパ/kuppa) says wagahai. Wagahai(吾輩) is a classical way to say “I” that was used by older men of high social stature. You will find this in the title ofNatsume Soseki’s famous work, 吾輩は猫である(wagahai wa neko de aru/ I am a...
Casual Japanese: 大学で看護学を勉強してるんだけど、日本語で何て言うの? 复制 Explanation: In the formal translation, the verb "studying" is expressed as "勉強しています" which is a polite and respectful form. The sentence structure is also more formal with the use of the particle "と"...