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    かのじょ わ にほんご が ちょっと わかりません。 Hi, I'm basically trying to find a way to say "she doesn't understand much Japanese", or "she only speaks a little bit of Japanese". Not sure if かのじょ わ にほんご が ちょっと わかりません is correct, partly because the word "chotto" seems to have so many different meanings? Thanks in advance.
    December 6, 2017
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    I see, thank you.
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    December 2, 2017
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    The sentence あなたほど上手じゃないです/Anata hodo jōzu ja nai desu Hi there, One of the sentences provided in a course I'm doing is "Anata hodo jōzu ja nai desu (not as good as you)", right after that person is complemented on their Japanese (日本語がお上手ですね / Nihon go ga o jōzu desu ne / "your Japanese is wonderful/very good"). From what I understand, "anata" isn't used very frequently and can maybe even be considered kind of rude, so what would be a more natural way to say "not as good as you" or something along those lines? Thanks in advance.
    December 2, 2017
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