wakaru

Usages of wakaru

日本語にほんご が からなくて、 先生せんせい に 質問しつもん を しました。nihongo ga wakaranakute, sensei ni shitsumon o shimashita.
I didn’t understand Japanese, so I asked the teacher a question.
それ なら わたし も わかる と おもいます。sore nara watashi mo wakaru to omoimasu.
If that's the case, I think I understand too.
生徒せいと は 先生せんせい の 説明せつめい が かりやすい と おもいます。seito wa sensei no setsumei ga wakariyasui to omoimasu.
The students think the teacher's explanation is easy to understand.
かれ の 表情ひょうじょう を て いる と、 なに も わなくて も 気分きぶん が よく かって きます。kare no hyoujou o mite iru to, nani mo iwanakute mo kibun ga yoku wakatte kimasu.
When I watch his expression, I come to understand his mood well even without him saying anything.
日本語にほんご の 文法ぶんぽう が すこしずつ かって きて、 わたし は 満足まんぞくして います。nihongo no bunpou ga sukoshizutsu wakatte kite, watashi wa manzokushite imasu.
I am satisfied because I am gradually coming to understand Japanese grammar.
日本語にほんご の 文法ぶんぽう が かって くる と、 日本語にほんご で はなすの が ますます たのしく なります。nihongo no bunpou ga wakatte kuru to, nihongo de hanasuno ga masumasu tanoshiku narimasu.
As you come to understand Japanese grammar, speaking in Japanese becomes more and more fun.
むかし の わたし は 日本語にほんご が 全然ぜんぜん かりません でした。mukashi no watashi wa nihongo ga zenzen wakarimasen deshita.
In the past, I couldn’t understand Japanese at all.
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