I started to learn Germany! I love Germany since I feel like we have something in common with it though I don't know what it is, lol (Government, attitude, probably?) Here is what I have got till now. 0 = null 1 = eins 2 = zwei 3 = drei 4 = vier 5 = fünf 6 = sechs 7 = sieben 8 = acht 9 = neun 10 = zehn Hello = Hallo, Guten Tag Good morning = Guten Morgan Good night = Guten Abend Danke Schön!

今日は早めに寝たいなんつって言ってみたりするがそれでもやっぱり俺は Hey! What's up, dudes? How's it going? This is my favorite phrase. Just joking :p Again, I have been quite busy with my study and daily life in a college recently. I am terribly sorry that I replied to the messages I got until now, and each one is quite brief. but don't worry that I am not willing to help you guys. I definitely do whatever I can. Alright, I am going to write about a funny experience, because I feel like the right list is pushing me to do so. It was August and a stifling hot day. You know that there is so much humidity in Japanese summer, which makes us entirely naked. I am going to suffocate even by remembering it. Well, I was in our house in the summer and studying alone. Because of the heat or fatigue, I was slap happy. and then I felt a cramp at the stomach. It might be diarrhea caused by being naked and getting cold. Can't write anymore since this story is so filthy. The end is not far from what you guys are thinking, though. I would really appreciate your corrections. Thank you so much :) Ignore the content of the story. すいません（泣）

Do you have a skype? Hello. I feel like it's been a while since the last diary even though that long time hardly passed. Though I am in the mood write a diary to use English, I don't really have something fun to talk about. But I just found the list of some ideas to write about on my right, so I am going to pick up one and dig it in detail below. OK. Today's subject is why I got into English, which should be really simple. Well, I have just really liked America, including the culture, movie, music, and whatnot, since before(I don't remember the exact age, but it is really old). Wait, it might have been the reason that an native English speaker came to class to teach English every Thursday or something when I was in an elementary school. I just like his easygoing atmosphere which reminded me of a typical American. He also taught me how fun it is to learn English and to interact with foreigners. Well, I stop writing here, just because I don't want to make a diary too long to make corrections. By the way, do you guys have a skype? I am really willing to have a voice chat so that we can practice speaking Japanese and English for ourselves. Thank you for reading this diary. I would appreciate if you correct it.

How do you say "からまる" in English in a natural way? E.g. "髪がからまる"

Wait, is Japanese difficult? Hello, everyone who is learning Japanese. Fortunately, we are kind of in the same group. We are trying to do such a hard thing which is to learn different languages. Now that my English skills has recently reached some certain level which is enough to live in a normal life, I started to think about the differences between Japanese and English from so many aspects such as their pronunciation, grammar, even the speakers' attributes(which is really important). To be honest, it makes my mindset well-organized. Then this question abruptly came to my mind—Is Japanese difficult?—. It may be quite easy in a way. One of my Brazilian friends often says like "Japanese pronunciation is so easy." Although it seemingly sounds doubtful, it sort of make sense. Yes, Japanese pronunciation is simple whereas English pronunciation is "fucking" crazy and complicated to non-native speakers. To be honest with you guys, I've never seen anyone struggling with Japanese pronunciation. You can be more confident in your Japanese. That being said, Japanese suddenly get terribly hard when it comes to the grammar and the use. They are exactly what bothers Japanese learners. What do you think about the most troublesome thing in Japanese? Speaking of English, it is the worldwide language, so there might be no point in thinking about how hard English it is to learn to native speakers(very sorry if not). Let's call it a night :) I just got tired. My thoughts are so complicated and hard to write down and even to vocalize. That's what I dislike about myself. Well, I would really appreciate if you correct my messy passage. Have a good day :)

やばくね？ The final is coming up as if a mantis creeps up on my stomach. In the end, it beheads me. Just joking, but it is serious. I took five classes this semester, which are analog photography, graphic design, English(requisite), psychology, and something for a freshman. The last one is so painful. Why do I have to learn about being successful at 21 years old? Well, let's stop complaining. There's no point. How is it going, everybody?

What I like? What do I like? My range of interests is wide. No, I am just too curious about anything. Photography, A guitar, singing, English, and whatnot. I have been interested in a whistle. It has been my desire since I was born, and I finally started the practice a week ago. Even though It might seem silly to someone else, to me, it is kind of some special skill that a hippie uses to express his emotion when he sees a sunny sky. It may be because of that happy sound of it.

My Introduction? How come this website is called "Italki"? Well, my introduction is going to be simple, maybe. First, I have been crazy about music since I was born 22 years ago. but I like both listening to songs and playing them. I am not professional, though. I like Jazz, RnB, POP, JPOP, Soul, and Funk. Especially a singer. OK. Let's call it a day here. I just got so much tired. but here my adventure starts :) Have a good day, guys.