June 5th, 2017 ~I want to try and write daily Journals what i have now is pretty small but please tell me if its ok or how i can make it better/sound more natural ^ ^ きょうはげつようびです。ごにちです。きょうはろくがつごにちです。あしたはろくにちです。さんどいちをたべました。

Japanese pen pal? How can I maintain a Japanese friend/language partner/ Penpal? Every time I talk to a Japanese person it's great and all but soon like really soon they'll stop talking to me even though we both said we would help each other out in our native tongues. I don't know what to do because I feel like it's important for me to practice writing/speaking Japanese I just haven't found a reliable person I guess... any tips? :/

why does the new Italki not have the pm/am for lesson times? It's so confusing to me.

Learning Thai( on a difficulty scale) So currently i'm learning Japanese but i would love to learn Thai in the near future. Although the curiosity still sparks my mind on will Thai be too difficult? I guess what I am trying to get at is how should I learn Thai and what should I keep aware of or look out for? It would be nice to get some tips/ advice from current Thai learners and natives :) thanks! 

Time on the new Italki? how do you know if the time on the new Italki is am or pm to schedule lessons? I do like the new version but i had to switch to the old version because you would just hover your mice on the hour and it would tell you if it was am or pm.

Learning 2 languages in the same time??? So i see many peoples profile with them learning more then 1 language sometimes 3 or 4 and i wonder is it possible to learn two languages in the same time? Currently I am learning Japanese but i do want to learn Thai but i don't know if i should wait to be more comfortable and more knowledgeable with Japanese before hopping into another language. Honestly what do ya'll think? Is it possible? I'm asking because i honestly don't want to fry my brain i am a very eager learner when it comes to language learning but once again i'm scared i might confuse or even damage my Japanese learning. It would help if any one out there is currently 2 or more languages out there :) tell me how it's working out for you please or if someone tried it but backfired please share your experience.    

so... i learned my kana, now what? Hello everyone so i'm pretty stumped here.. I have learned my kana and i don't know what to move on to next. Yes I have learned some vocabulary but not a lot and i also don't know how to write my kana but i am working on it. I have no idea if i should move on to kanji it looks really scary lol but please if you know what i should move on to next please tell me.

Is it true that over using 私わis considered rude/annoying? So i saw a youtube video not too long ago of an italki teacher teaching some grammar. I forgot what she mainly said but i do remember that she said that you shouldn't over say 私わ in a conversation/ sentence because it will seem that the whole conversation is about you. Is this true? If so what can i say to indicate that something is mine or it's about me?

Online Tutor? Hi everyone I was hoping to the people who have used online learning threw Skype and such.. does it really help? I have been trying to find a tutor in my area who could help me with Japanese with pronunciation, writing, reading, etc.. But can't seem to find one. However I've come across with tutors who seem super nice and eager for their students to learn which i love but is it worth it? Like will there actually be an improvement? This question is all over the place i'm sorry but to the people who have learned/ currently learning a language with a tutor online please share your experience was it worth it? Do you recommend it? Thank you and have a nice day :3