I have not learned wisdom, neither do I have the knowledge of the Holy One.

I neither learned wisdom, nor have the knowledge of the holy.

I've learned to be flexible.

He has learned to be patient.

I've learned to think like Tom thinks.

I've learned to trust them.

I've learned to trust them.

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I have learned to draw by following his lessons.

Have you learned to drive a car?

What have you learned?

He who thinks he has learned enough has learned nothing.

They are things that they have simply learned to do.

How do you think I learned to speak English?

What will I do when I have learned to speak Quechua?

How did you learn to speak French so well?

But you did not learn Christ that way

But ye have not so learned Christ

So, what have we learned?

We have already learned English.

Where has he learned Italian?

Where has she learned Italian?

Where did you learn Italian?

Where did you learn Italian?

I've learned my lesson.

I've learned how to relax.

You're going to meet Milo for the first time.

I'd like to meet Tom.

I want to meet Tom.

We want to meet Tom.

I want to meet Mary.

SS Kanzi's learned to make stone tools.

Haven't you learned your lesson?

I've learned a lot from Tom.

You still haven't learned yet.

(They said) Inform us of the interpretation of this.

They asked Joseph if he would interpret their dreams.

I don't want to meet Tom.

I'd love to meet Tom.

I've learned a lot with her over the years.

We've learned we should distribute control to smart parts.

To some degree I've learned how to drive from the game.

Not that I'm not afraid now, but I've learned to pretend.

Except, what we've learned is that there's no such thing as a dumb user really is what we've learned.

You had better learn either English or French.