得とく意い
Meanings
Adjective (な)
Adjective (の)
Noun
1. satisfaction; pride; triumph; elation
He proudly showed off his new car.
2. one's strong point; one's forte; one's specialty
I am better at that kind of work.
Noun
3. regular customer; regular client; patron
Kanji used
gain
idea
Pitch accent
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Top 1200
Composed of
profit; advantage; benefit; rebirth in paradise, entering nirvana
feelings; thoughts; meaning
Used in vocabulary (22 in total)
one's field of expertise; one's strong area
signature move (assoc. with a martial artist, wrestler, etc.); finishing move
one's weak point
Examples (67 in total)
I'm good at it.
My specialty is French onion gratin soup.
I am good at history.
Are you good at physics?
I'm good at drawing.
Were you ever good at sports?
Are you good at calligraphy?
Are you good at basketball?
I'm good at languages.
Are you good at bowling?
Are you good at volleyball?
I'm good at this.
What are you good at?
Are you good at reading maps?
So, are you good at things like cooking?
I'm good at playing the piano.
Are you still good at baseball?
Are you good at math?
I'm pretty sure you were good with spicy food, weren't you?
He is good at soccer.
I'm not that good at goodbyes.
Are you good at playing basketball?
He's good at riding horses.
What subject are you good at?
I'm good at skiing.
He is good at gymnastics.
She is good at climbing up a tree.
He is good at rugby.
He is good at diving.
Tom is good at mental math.
Apparently he was feeling pretty pleased with himself.
Do you have anything you're good at?
Are you good at remembering faces?
But my older sister is good at swimming.
I am good at raising roses.
Akira is good at playing tennis.
He likes Japanese, and he's good at it.
Algebra is my favorite subject.
Naoko is good at swimming.
Which are you better at, boogie-boarding or surfing?
Modern jazz is not my line.
I am better at that kind of work.
I'm no better at cooking than my mother.
She is good at making up interesting stories.
I'm not really the type who's good with words.
Music is not the only thing I am good at.
I'm not good at classifying things.
Mary is very good at math, isn't she?
Mathematics is his strongest subject.
Tom is very good at math, isn't he?
She was good at mathematics in high school.
Tom speaks Russian better than English.
Tom is very good at debugging.
"I made it myself," he said proudly.
I'm good at working with a team.
My father is good at cooking. As for my mother, she is good at eating.
I'm not good at expressing my feelings.
In English, I'm good at reading but bad at speaking.
Generally speaking, women are better linguists than men.
It's not something I'm very good at.
He is not good at putting his thoughts into words.
My sister isn't a good cook, and neither am I.
I'm really good at figuring out these kinds of problems.
I think that Japanese students are very good at gathering knowledge.
Tom is pretty good at French, but he still makes a lot of mistakes.
"You're pretty good at English, aren't you?" "I'd like to think so."
A soldier who seemed familiar from somewhere peeked out from the side and smiled triumphantly.