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We found 2 words, 1 kanji, and 26 examples matching '弾ける'
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は じ け る 3
ichidan verb, intransitive verb
1. to burst open; to split open; to pop
2. to be bursting with (e.g. youth, laughter, flavor)
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to burst into laughter
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弾
ダン   たま bullet   はずむ to bounce   ひく to play (an instrument)   
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単
タン    simple   
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十
ジュウ   ジッ   と    とお ten   
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一
イチ   イツ   ひとつ    ひと- one   
丨
stick   
⺍
small
田
デン   た rice field   
弓
キュウ   ゆみ a bow   
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ぼく
僕
はピアノが
ひ
弾
ける
のだ、と
かれ
彼
は
おも
思
いました
。
I can play the piano, he thought.
いちじかん
1時間
れんしゅう
練習
したくらいで
じょうず
上手
に
ひ
弾
ける
ようにならない。
Having only practiced for only an hour, won't make you able to play well.
かれ
彼
はだんだんとその
きょく
曲
が
らく
楽
に
はじ
弾
ける
ようになった。
He got so he could play the piece easily.
わたし
私
はギターを
ひ
弾
く
ことはできない。ましてやバイオリンは
ひ
弾
けない
。
I can't play the guitar, much less the violin.
まいにち
毎日
ギターを
ひ
弾
く
から
じょうず
上手
に
ひ
弾
ける
わけです。
I'm good at playing guitar, because I play every day.
 
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