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難むずかしいmuzukashii
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Usages of muzukashii

この　問題もんだい　は　難むずかしい　です　から、　一緒いっしょ　に　勉強べんきょう　しましょう。kono mondai wa muzukashii desu kara, issho ni benkyou shimashou.
This problem is difficult, so let's study together.
新あたらしい　漢字かんじ　は　難むずかしい　です　が、　練習れんしゅうする　と　簡単かんたん　に　なります。atarashii kanji wa muzukashii desu ga, renshuusuru to kantan ni narimasu.
New kanji are difficult, but they become easy if you practice.
日本語にほんご　の　問題もんだい　は　難むずかしい　です。nihongo no mondai wa muzukashii desu.
Japanese problems are difficult.
新あたらしい　楽器がっき　を　弾ひくの　は　難むずかしい　です　が、　毎日まいにち　練習れんしゅうする　と　自信じしん　が　出でます。atarashii gakki o hikuno wa muzukashii desu ga, mainichi renshuusuru to jishin ga demasu.
Playing a new instrument is hard, but if you practice every day you gain confidence.
習慣しゅうかん　を　変かえるの　は　難むずかしい　です　が、　自信じしん　が　あれば　可能かのう　です。shuukan o kaeruno wa muzukashii desu ga, jishin ga areba kanou desu.
Changing habits is hard, but possible if you have confidence.
日本語にほんご　で　会話かいわ　を　するの　は　難むずかしい　です。nihongo de kaiwa o suruno wa muzukashii desu.
Having a conversation in Japanese is difficult.
難むずかしい　文章ぶんしょう　を　翻訳ほにゃくするとき、　辞書じしょ　を　調しらべます。muzukashii bunshou o honyakusurutoki, jisho o shirabemasu.
When translating difficult sentences, I look things up in a dictionary.
状況じょうきょう　が　難むずかしい　と　いって　も、　行いけない　わけ　で　は　ない。joukyou ga muzukashii to itte mo, ikenai wake de wa nai.
Even if the situation is difficult, it’s not that we can’t go.
この　問題もんだい　は　かなり　難むずかしい　です。kono mondai wa kanari muzukashii desu.
This problem is quite difficult.
日本語にほんご　の　文法ぶんぽう　は　難むずかしい　です　が、　少すこし　ずつ　分わかかって　きました。nihongo no bunpou wa muzukashii desu ga, sukoshi zutsu wakakatte kimashita.
Japanese grammar is difficult, but I’ve gradually come to understand it.
先生せんせい　は　難むずかしい　文法ぶんぽう　を　分わかりやすい　表現ひょうげん　で　説明せつめいして　くれます。sensei wa muzukashii bunpou o wakariyasui hyougen de setsumeishite kuremasu.
The teacher explains difficult grammar using easy-to-understand expressions.
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