大抵の学芸は、最初に基礎をしっかりやっておかないと、その先スムーズに身に付けることができません。の英語

With most of the arts, if you don't get the basics down properly then it is difficult to acquire further skills.

No art is to be learned in a day.

He has no equal in attainments.

the condition of not being judged by ordinary rules of ability or schooling

a degree to which studies or techniques are immature

At first, most of the project members were unfamiliar with bobsleighs.

I can only study that there.

It looks like most people give up before realizing their abilities.

It was a rather late start because most professionals start at around 4.

As I began learning late in life, I do not make satisfactory progress.

The first great lesson that a young man should learn is that he knows nothing.

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

Few people know each other well.

Maybe many young people are not familiar with classical music.

It is next to impossible to go to school.

He is ignorant to a wonder.

I cannot learn.

It will be the first time for many of the participants to play the piano in public.

Few ordinary people were able to read at all.

Many commercial fruits are picked before reaching full ripeness.

He is nothing of a scholar―no scholar （at all）.

He who thinks himself already too wise to learn from others will never succeed in doing anything.

not well learned

Many trichotillomania patients don't realize they pull their hairs out.

You're never too old to learn.

No man is so old but than he may learn.

Most women think that they should make every effort to look good in order to get a good husband.

Everyone strives for efficiency but few seem to attain it.

Everyone tries to strive for efficiency but few seem to attain it.

Most people know almost nothing about us.