What does this mean? Recently I have been using the app "HelloTalk" to talk to Japanese native speakers, all has been going well with that, but anyways, a person I have spoken to has said "英語の方がいい？" . I have looked up the meaning of 方がいい and I get results saying "had better" or "had better not", but I do not understand how 英語の is connected to this. Can somebody explain this to me please?

Difference between these. What is the difference between はなせます and はなします ?

Genki says to introduce to class, I don't have a class. はじめまして。アンソニいークリーンです。ニュウカスル大学の学生です。専門はコンピュータです。十七歳です。どうぞよろしく。

What to learn

I've been learning Japanese on and off for about 2 months now using Memrise. I've learnt lots of words and Kanji but I still don't know how to actually form a sentence or understand what somebody is saying.

Does anybody know what I should be trying to learn, or if there are any other websites to learn from?

How to say how old you are. Would the phrase "17最です" work to say "I am seventeen years-old"? Or does it have to start with 私は?

はじめまして！簡単な紹介。 こんばんはともだち！アンソニーです。私は十七歳です。私も大学生です。私が勉強プログラミング。私は勉強日本語ですよ。私を助けてください。