Can't move files to SD

Sorry if this disturb you but i have trouble with my phone sony MT25i. I cant put some junks into sd card!:/ so my phone always be full of memory and i cant download anything cause the memory=.= iam feel so awful about my phone( please give me some advices

Use a file manager to transfer the files to your SD card or use your computer.

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