何事も実践に勝る学習法はないの英語

There is no easy process of learning.

the state of not having yet having studied something

“Example is better than precept.”【イディオム・格言的】

One who is not willing to learn is not worth teaching.

of a condition that is acquired after birth

You'll have to study some to catch up with the others.

the condition of knowing something in theory but of having no practical experience

it is almost a waste of time painstakingly to learn the routines of selling

There is nothing for it but to learn little by little.

It is useless to learn such things

Then it follows that you will learn unconsciously―unawares.

We must learn little by little―a little at a time.

The greater part of school-learning is useless in life.

exercise and learning of no practical use

One who is not willing to learn is not worth teaching.

What is the use of―Where is the good of―learning such things?

There is nothing in the world from which we can't learn something.

There is nothing for it but to learn little by little every day.

Such things, if learned, may prove of service―stand me in stand―some day.

It does no good to learn such things

If no one ever took any risks, we'd never learn anything.

learn a subject from A to Z

He does work hard, but somehow he never succeeds in anything.

You must learn before you can teach.

They learn only by practice―by mere practice―by simple practice.

Everyone must learn on their own in the end.

He does work hard, but somehow he does not succeed

Such ability and such industry seldom meet in the same person.

a practical course of action

He has no equal in attainments.