しゅうとく
Meanings
Noun
Verb (する, transitive)
1. learning; acquisition (of a skill, knowledge, etc.)
It seems that whether one can actually acquire it depends on future effort.
Pitch accent
しゅ
うとく
Used in vocabulary (1 in total)
acquired idea (as opposed to innate); acquired ideas
Examples (23 in total)
How many times do you have to do it in order to learn it?
Is it hard to learn German?
Plain English is a shortcut to the goal of language learning.
Is it hard to learn Greek?
Is it hard to learn Esperanto?
We have to master it quickly, or we won't make it in time for the real thing.
It is difficult for foreigners to master Japanese.
Language acquisition requires creativity.
English will take you a long time to master.
Many words are acquired through reading.
Knowledge can only be obtained by study.
I have also mastered how to get through situations like these.
You can not master English in a short time.
My mother acquired her knowledge of English in the United States.
It's impossible to learn English in a month.
Mastering a foreign language involves a lot of patience.
Is it true you learned French all by yourself?
I wish I had the chance to learn Russian.
French isn't all that difficult to learn.
It seems that whether one can actually acquire it depends on future effort.
He is staying here with a view to learning Japanese.
All you have to do is try hard to master English.
The girl and the men standing with her are probably all warriors who have mastered magic.