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 足が遅い[あしがおそい, ashi ga osoi] be slow; be a slow walker; be slow on one’s feet Easy enough to grasp, ashi = leg or foot and osoi is to be slow. One's legs are slow. They used to say this about me when I participated in running races. But, I imagine it might be heard, though I have never heard it, when someone is dragging their feet on a business deal as well. What's this all about? Learn Japanese from Me Subscribe to RisingSunOfNihon
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