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  • There is no past tense in this sentence. 勉強をしている is simply present progressive "I am studying". I don't know 'her profile' or 'reality', but generally speaking, just because she finished her occupational training does not mean she has stopped studying altogether.
  • This ~と言うことができます is simply "you can say that ..." I think your translation of this part is already perfect.
  • There is no past tense in this sentence. 勉強をしている is simply present progressive "I am studying". I don't know 'her profile', but generally speaking, just because she finished her occupational training does not mean she has stopped studying altogether.
  • This ~と言うことができます is simply "you can say that ..." I think your translation is already perfect.
  • There is no past tense in this sentence. 勉強をしている is simply present progressive "I am studying". I don't know 'her profile' or 'reality', but generally speaking, just because she finished her occupational training does not mean she has stopped studying altogether.
  • This ~と言うことができます is simply "you can say that ..." I think your translation of this part is already perfect.
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naruto
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  • 660

  • There is no past tense in this sentence. 勉強をしている is simply present progressive "I am studying". I don't know 'her profile', but generally speaking, just because she finished her occupational training does not mean she has stopped studying altogether.
  • This ~と言うことができます is simply "you can say that ..." I think your translation is already perfect.