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“Having a keen intellect” in Japanese

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才気溌剌 saikihatsuratsu saikihatsuratsu

Having a keen intellect in Japanese is “才気溌剌” (saikihatsuratsu). Full meaning: resourceful and quick-witted, showing a flash of brilliance, having a keen (sparkling) intellect.

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