How do you say "I will continue to read" in Japanese? I know continue is tsuzuku and read is yomu but am not sure how the sentence will be structured. Yomu wo tsuzuku?

Translating “I sold the broken computer on Ebay.” Is there a difference between: Ebay でこわれているパソコンをうりました。(the answer per the resource) and こわれているパソコンをEbayでうりました。(which was my guess/answer) Is there any placement rules for location such as “on Ebay” in the above sample sentence? Thanks.

What is いう used for in this sentence? えいがかんとくになるというゆめがあります。I have a dream to become a film director. Where: えいがかんとくになる- to become a film director と- to express thought (not sure if I’m articulating it well but if you know, you know) ゆめがあります- have a dream いう - ??? I am confused how this ties with the rest of the sentence. Isn’t this the verb ‘to say’?

きょうしつにだれもいません。 Why does the sentence have not have が (as in, きょうしつにだれもがいません.)? Conversely, does きょうしつにだれもいますcorrect to mean “there is everyone in the classroom”?

でvsに Hi, I have these 3 sentences in the language app I am using: タクシーのりばのまえであいました。 くるまはビルのうしろに止めました。 きょうかしょのうしろになまえをかきました。 My question is: why is is に used in the last 2 sentences when isn’t the particle でis used when referring to location of action?

Hi, I wanted to write this sentence in Japanese: I wanted to buy coffee but the cafe is already closed. Is this the right translation? コーヒーを買いたい、でも、カフェがもうあいていません。

Using けど in Joining Two Sentences Hello. I'm currently reading about combining 2 sentences with 「けど」。 1. Can you use「ですけど」 when the 1st sentence ends with an i-adjective + です? For example, 今日は忙しいですけど、明日は暇です。Is this correct? The example in my material didn't include です in both sentences [今日は忙しいけど、明日は暇。], so I'm curious if です should be dropped or either can be used. 2. If the 1st sentence used the です format, should my 2nd sentence follow the same? Or can I mix a です sentence in my 1st sentence, and my 2nd sentence without です? Going off from above example, can I say it like this? 今日は忙しいですけど、明日は暇。 Thank you.

Japanese Entry: First Try こんにちは、みんあーさん！ きょうはあさはやくめがさめるけどすこしつかれたです。わたしはじゅうじはんにちょうしょきをたべる。いま、つめたいコーヒーをのみます。 にほんごをじしゅう。 -------- This is surprisingly short for how much my brain hurts from thinking what to write. I hope I made some sense there, albeit the brevity of the entry. Feel free to correct this entry. This would've been a tad longer if written in English, though. Sentence construction and verb conjugation in Japanese is harder than I thought.

いきましょう：Ｗｈｅｎ　ｔｏ　Ｕｓｅ When can I use いきましょう？So far, I have only read of いく and いきます。 Why does this sentence use いきましょう？ わたしがいきましょう。