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Konnichiwa, Watashi wa nihongo to Kankokugo no gakushu o kaishi shiyou to shite to watashi wa yurina sutato o shutoku suru no ga daisukida, watashi wa eigo to doitsugo ni tan'nōdesu. Watashi wa Nihon no gainen o rikai shi. Watashi wa ongaku o aishi, watashi wa gengogaku o senko shi, jugyo de minoring shiteimasu. Watashi no mokuhyo wa kaigai no to kibo ni michita, hokanohito no kotonaru gengo o oshieru ni iku kotodesushi, watashi wa jissai ni ikutsu ka no tasuke o kangei surudarou.
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kannji ya hiragana,katakana no yomi wa dekimasuka?
nihongo ga nyuuryoku dekiru to iine^^
Konnichiwa chodo kono saito ni bunrui shite okotta. (Sorry, but I can't understand the blue-letter part. It doesn't make sense in Japanese.)
Watashi no mokuhyo wa kaigai no to kibo ni michita, hokanohito no kotonaru gengo o oshieru ni ikuoshieniiku kotodesushi, watashi wa jissai ni ikutsu ka no tasuke o kangei surudarou.ॅ
Let's practice!
Konnichiwa, Watashi wa nihongo to Kankokugo no gakushu o kaishi shiyou to shite to → hajime-mashita 'have started to study'. watashi wa yurina → benrina sutato o shutoku suru → sagasu / mitukeru no ga daisukida ← desu. watashi wa eigo to doitsugo ni tan'nōdesu ← ga deki-masu. * 'tanno' is a bookish word, so it sounds more natural to use 'dekiru', instead, when you introduce yourself to somebody.
Watashi wa Nihon no gainen ← bunka o rikai shi. *You can use 'gainen' as 'Nihon-go no gainen' (the notion of the Japanese language).
Watashi wa ongaku o aishi, watashi wa gengogaku o senko shi, jugyo de minoring ← ??? shiteimasu.
Watashi no mokuhyo wa kaigai no → he(へ)to kibo ni michita → te, hokanohito no → to kotonaru gengo o oshieru ni iku kotodesushi. watashi wa jissai ni ikutsu ka no tasuke o kangei surudarou. ← I understand what you'd like to say, but it would be much easier to say 'watashi ni nihon-go o oshiete-kudasai' or 'watashi no benkyo o tetsudatte kudasai' ('Give me a support to improve my Japanese' or 'Help me with my Japanese writing').
Keigu EmaIn this occasion, 'keigu' is too polite. You can just finish writing with your first name only.
The Japanese language is rather complicated, having different polite forms and using mixed writing system with Chinese characters, etc.
Anyway, I got impressed to see your writing to get a chance to take it more serious with my own foreign language studies.