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My Japanese is not very good Is this a correct expression when I want to say: "My Japanese is not very good." わたしのにほんごをあまりじょうずじゃない。 Thanks!By "My Japanese", I mean my ability to speak and understand the Japanese language.
Oct 25, 2016 1:50 PM
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My Japanese is not very good わたし の にほんご は(notを) あまり じょうず じゃない Watashi no nihongo ha amari jouzu janai
October 27, 2016
"My Japanese is not very good." わたし の にほんご は あまり じょうず じゃない。 私 の 日本語 は あまり 上手 じゃない。 "I'm not very good at my japanese." わたし は にほんご が あまり じょうず じゃない。 私 は 日本語 が あまり 上手 じゃない。
October 26, 2016
わたしのにほんごをあまりじょうずじゃない。->わたしのにほんごがあまりじょうずじゃない。 Although the corrected sentence is grammatically correct, it sounds a little unnatural to me. I would say "わたしは、にほんごがあまりじょうずじゃありません。" I use polite form when conversing with people who I don't know well. When I use plain form with family and friends, I would say "わたしは、にほんごがあまりじょうずじゃないよ。" and it sounds more friendly.
October 26, 2016
maybeを can be represented by が,i am a student who are learning janpanese ,i can understand your japanese.
October 25, 2016
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