Literateの例文や意味・使い方に関するQ&A

A: I have no idea. I don’t understand what you are even saying

A: means you can't read that great

A:
“Are you literate?” = “Do you know how to read?” / “Can you read?”

A: Literate means being able to read. Educated means having received an education, or having received more education than others. It includes more than just the ability to read.

A: Literate means that someone can read. Educated usually means someone who has completed a university or college degree.

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A: I want to be literate in English. You’re already a person, so thats implied. But to be more specific, you might use “fluent” instead of “literate”. That technically refers to only reading and writing.

A: Among the literate population men prevail

A: it sounds completely natural. you could also say, "he's barely literate"

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A: Maybe try to link them with the words they would typically be combined with?

People can be literate.
Books are literary.
Words can be literal.

Maybe this could help? Such a good question, by the way!