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Ruslana-san

If you use your sentence in a conversation, your listeners would understand what you mean.  But you should have 時間 when you write it.

Hope this helps^^

Masako
Posted 9 years ago

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Can I also say そのテストはあまりかかりませんでした

Or does it not make sense without 時間?

Ruslana
Posted 9 years ago

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Juvi-san, your first translation is correct! Good job!
Masako
Posted 10 years ago

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For the phrase "Sono testu wa, amari ji-kan kakarimasen-deshita," does it mean "That test didn't take very long?" Or is it more along the lines of, "They didn't give us a lot of time for the test?"
Juvi
Posted 10 years ago

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You can use both in any cases. There is no rule for that. If you feel pronouncing ぐらい is easier than くらい, you can use it.
Masako
Posted 11 years ago

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When do you use [ぐらい] instead of [くらい]?
Matt
Posted 11 years ago