Well, I know the words and grammar I guess I’m having ptoblems parcing the meaning together.
For context I asked what is harder for her. High School or College
“うーん
数学とかは応用することが多くて、高校は計算が難しいです
大学は覚えたりレポート書いたりするのが難しいです”
Well, I know the words and grammar I guess I’m having ptoblems parcing the meaning together.
For context I asked what is harder for her. High School or College
“うーん
数学とかは応用することが多くて、高校は計算が難しいです
大学は覚えたりレポート書いたりするのが難しいです”
High school or Japanese? Or high school and university?
‘(On the one hand) because maths has many applications, high school has difficult maths. (On the other hand) I need to remember a lot and write a lot of reports, so that makes university difficult.’
I kind of want to add an 一方は in front of both clauses.
High and College. Dumb typos oof
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