How to Say “Can See” & “Can Hear” in Japanese
Learn the difference between 見える・見られる and 聞こえる・聞ける with clear explanations and examples to use “can see” and “can hear” naturally in Japanese.
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Japanese grammar points and confusing word pairs explained simply, with natural example sentences you can use in conversation.
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