Ken studies not only English but French.とは 意味・読み方・使い方

Ken studies not only English but French.

I study French in addition to English.

I not only study English, but I study French, too.

I'm not only studying English, but I'm also studying French.

I not only study English, but I also study French.

Ken studies not only English but French.

I study French in addition to English.

I've decided to study French instead of English.

I study French and English.

I studied French instead of English.

He knows not only English, but also French

He knows French as well as English.

I want to learn French and English.

I want to learn the French and English languages.

I learned French instead of German.

I studied French instead of English.

French is the only language I know.

Both French and English are spoken in Canada.

We study French.

We're learning French.

I'm studying French.

In languages, one must know either French or German, besides English.

I'm studying French grammar.

I can only speak French.

I'm learning French.

She's learning French.

I wanted to study French instead of English.

They speak English and French in Canada.

I'm studying French.

Hanako can speak not only Japanese but English as well.