Jim mastered French and German.とは 意味・読み方・使い方

Jim mastered French and German.

Jim mastered French and German.

He has a smattering of French and German.

Tom could speak French.

Tom spoke French.

Tom wanted to learn French.

He can speak German, not to mention English and French.

Tom majored in French.

Tom studied French.

Tom learned French.

He can speak French and German, not to mention English.

He can speak English and French.

He speaks English and French.

Tom can speak French and English.

Tom must've studied French.

Tom mastered French studying by himself.

Tom learned French perfectly studying by himself.

Tom signed up for a French course.

He prefers French to German.

He does not know English, not to mention German or French.

Tom decided to study French.

He knows German and French, not to mention [not to speak of, to say nothing of, let alone] English.

He reads French and German, not to speak of English.

He's (well) acquainted with French.

He knows German and French, not to mention English.

She speaks not only German and French, but English as well.

He studied French by himself.

He can speak both English and French.

Tom speaks good French.

Tom can speak French well.