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Should it be "Jim is a master of ..." rather than "Jim is master of ..."
I agree that "Jim is master" sounds wrong.
But I'd go even further and say "Jim mastered..."
マスターしている is a verb.
ETA: I temporarily adopted it to change the translation. I'd still appreciate any native speaker giving it a look-over.
@CK:
Oh, I'm sorry.
It seems I had a setting in place to only display languages I know. So I had checked those beforehand (and all 3 Japanese sentences fit a lot better now than they did before), but was not aware of the others.
I'm all new to this, so thank you for the notice. :)
I'll try to be more careful.
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Jim is master of French and German.
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Jim mastered French and German.
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