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How to Say ‘You can practice a lot.’ in Japanese

たくさん練習できますね。

takusan renshuu deki masu ne

[tah-koo-sahn ren-shoo deki mahs neh]

💬 Usage Tip: Put できます "can do" after an activity noun to say someone is able to do it: 練習できます, 予約できます "can reserve".

Phrase Breakdown

たくさん

takusan

[tah-koo-sahn]

a lot; many

Used to mean a large amount or many things.

Example

たくさんあそぼう。

Let's play a lot.

練習できますね。

renshuu deki masu ne

(you) can practice, right

練習 (renshuu) means practice, and できます means 'can do'. ね adds 'right?'.

Example

毎日練習できます。

I can practice every day.

Words in this phrase

練習

renshuu

[ren-shoo]

practice

Noun meaning 'practice.' With する it becomes 'to practice' (練習する).

Example

弱みの伝え方を練習しています。

I am practicing how to communicate my weaknesses.

でき

deki

[deki]

can do; be able to

Potential form element showing ability or possibility, from できる.

Example

今後も相談でき たらうれしいです。

I would be happy if we could consult in the future too.

ます

masu

[mahs]

polite verb ending

A standard polite ending added to verbs, often used in customer service and formal speech.

Example

予約を確認し ます。

I will confirm the reservation.

ね

ne

[neh]

isn't it?; right?

A sentence-ending particle used to seek agreement or add warmth.

Example

すばらしい経験ですね。

That's wonderful experience, isn't it?

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