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“Leaving nothing to be desired” in Japanese

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100点満点 hyakutenmanten hyakutenmanten

Leaving nothing to be desired in Japanese is “100点満点” (hyakutenmanten). Full meaning: perfect score, full marks, perfection, leaving nothing to be desired; grading out of a hundred, grading on a scale of 0 to 100.

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