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Heru-

Heru-

Hello!

 

Can anyone help me with how to interpret this phrase?

 

Iroiro naraimashita. 色々習いました。It was used after working with a teacher.

 

Thank you

Hero of Dragon Quest V (account shared)

Hero of Dragon Quest V (account shared)

Hi Heru!

 

Iroiro means “various” and naraimashita should be a polite way to end a sentence and you could maby look it up on Google to find out what it means. Their is also a app that lets you take a picture of something then It translates it out.

Emma-Rocket-Languages-Tutor

Emma-Rocket-Languages-Tutor

こんにちは (Konnichiwa) Heru-,

 

Thanks for your question! 

 

色々習いました (Iroiro naraimashita) would transalte closely to “(I) learned a lot” in English. 

色々 (Iroiro) means “various” and 習いました (naraimashita) means “learned” in the past polite form; it comes form the verb 習う (narau) “to learn.” So, literally, this phrase means “learned various” as in “(I) learned various things.” So more naturally, it would translate to “(I) learned a lot."

 

I hope this helped! 

勉強を頑張ってください! (Benkyō o ganbatte kudasai!)

Heru-

Heru-

きょう ありがとうございます

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