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習ならう
Meanings
Verb (5-dan, う, transitive)
1. to take lessons in; to be taught; to learn (from a teacher); to study (under a teacher); to get training in
Kanji used
習
learn
Pitch accent
な
ら
う
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Conjugations...Used in: 2940
Used in vocabulary (4 in total)
to follow (someone's) example; to imitate; to copy; to learn (by observation)
experience is the best teacher; custom makes all things easy; you learn best by doing; practice makes perfect; (lit.) it is better to grow accustomed than to be taught
experience is the best teacher; custom makes all things easy; you learn best by doing; practice makes perfect; (lit.) it is better to grow accustomed than to be taught
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Examples (82 in total)
I learned to cook.
We're learning how to write.
I want to learn snowboarding.
I'm learning Czech.
I have to learn Berber.
I'm learning two foreign languages.
What are you learning at school?
I want to learn how to teach.
He wants to learn how to cook.
What are you learning?
I'm learning music.
Since when do you learn Japanese?
If I were reborn, I would want to learn the violin.
How many Kanji did you learn?
Learning calligraphy is fun.
How many English words did you learn?
Where are you learning Spanish?
I learned Korean for ten years.
Tom is learning to figure skate.
We are learning Arabic.
Where did you learn Portuguese?
Are you learning two foreign languages at the same time?
How are you learning Esperanto?
I'm learning Burmese.
Tom wants to learn Serbian.
Where did they teach you that?
Where did you learn to do that?
What are you learning from the teacher?
He learned how to swim.
Where did you learn that word?
I want to learn as many languages as possible.
I want to go to Germany to learn German.
My roommate is learning Chinese.
Tom never learned how to climb trees.
I've always wanted to learn how to skate.
I have learned the basics of the art of flower arrangement.
The children are learning to add and subtract.
Tom said that he wants to learn Hebrew.
We learned at school that the square root of nine is three.
Why do we have to learn all this much?
I'm learning how to type.
We learned what we should do first.
I learned nothing from the teacher.
We learn about the structure of the heart in junior high school.
He is learning how to drive a car.
Some learned to play musical instruments.
We learned how to pronounce Japanese.
I learned that when I was in kindergarten.
I've always wanted to learn how to ride a horse.
When did you start learning French?
Nowadays, children learn to swim in school.
Mr. Brown made his son learn Chinese.
You must have a lot of patience to learn foreign languages.
I want to learn how to drive a tractor.
Tom asked me what languages I wanted to learn.
I have decided to learn shorthand.
Tom learned French while living in Quebec.
My father encouraged me to study the piano.
I learned how to ride a motorcycle when I was sixteen years old.
We learned that oil floats on water.
Have you ever learned how to play the guitar?
The prince learned English from the American lady.
He had learned English before he left for England.
Naomi is learning English with a view to going abroad.
She went to Paris for the purpose of learning ballet.
Tom has a lot to learn.
You had better learn either English or French.
Tom asked me where I learned to ski.
Living abroad is the best way to learn a foreign language.
After school, I go to an English school to practice English conversation.
I studied English for four years with a native speaker.
I learned to drive a car and got a driver's license when I was eighteen.
How many proverbs have we learned so far?
We learned that Newton discovered the law of gravitation.
If I had more time, I would learn how to dance.
My sister has been taking piano lessons since she was four.
I'm learning to sew so that I can make myself a dress.
Did you start to learn the piano when you were three, like Mozart?
This is a good book for anyone wishing to learn English.
Learning poetry is a good discipline for the memory.
Every student must learn a poem and recite it in front of the class.
My mother taught me to always look both to the left and to the right before crossing the street.