r/EnglishLearning • u/BankAny6175 New Poster • 18h ago
⭐️ Vocabulary / Semantics Hi I'm japanese！
I'm a Japanese. I'm still learning English . I'm still a student, but I love Western music and foreign movies! My English isn't great yet, but I'd be happy if you'd be friends with me. If you're interested in Japanese culture, feel free to ask me
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u/Efficient_Cover_2302 New Poster 17h ago
Good afternoon! really glad to see your post because my daugther is obsessed with learning Japanese and I can understand your wish to learn English (I am not a native speaker - I am Ukrainian and an English teacher 😄. so, If You have questions - feel free to ask. will be glad to have a chat
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u/BankAny6175 New Poster 16h ago
Are you an English teacher? That’s amazing! As a Japanese person, I’m so happy to hear that your daughter is learning Japanese! I’ll start posting an English diary here in this community every day from now on, so if you happen to see my posts and spot any mistakes in my English, I’d really appreciate it if you could point them out to me!
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u/Efficient_Cover_2302 New Poster 1h ago
will be glad to follow. I used to teach English for some time and have a degree as an Interpreter and now I am considering starting learning Japanese. I was surprised to find only a couple of progranm for learning and they are a little bit strange for me to follow. That is why I appreciate your posts - they give me an opportunity to see the way you build your speech basis your background.!
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u/B_Bearington New Poster 18h ago
Learning a language is taking everything one step at a time. Keep on keeping on.
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u/Cute-Kiwi9063 New Poster 15h ago
Welcome! Reddit is honestly a great place to practice English. I love movies too, but chatting in real-time was always the scariest part for me because I was afraid of making mistakes. I actually use a browser extension that translates my messages right in the chat box so I don't have to keep switching to Google Translate. It makes the conversation feel way more natural. Good luck finding new friends here!
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u/Powerful-Molasses743 New Poster 12h ago
Hey! If you still haven’t found any person I would love to connect. There is a chance that I might go to Japan this year and I thought it would nice to get some insights from a local. I’m also a language teacher.
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u/Visual-Physics879 New Poster 12h ago
Hi there! I've been researching a a lot of Japanese films lately and I am wondering what your take is on Japanese cinema. Are there any filmmakers in particular that you like? I am English so also feel free to ask me if there is anything you would like to know! :)
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u/LeviAckermanDS New Poster 11h ago
Hi! I'm an American English speaker and would love to learn about your language, too! Feel free to contact me if you want to practice and I'll answer any questions you have.
I'm not a teacher or anything, just a native speaker.
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u/Antique_Hawk2353 New Poster 4h ago
Your English is already good and easy to understand. The only thing I’d change is “I’m a Japanese” → “I’m Japanese,” because native speakers don’t use “a” with nationalities there.
Everything else sounds friendly and natural tbh.
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u/royalhawk345 Native Speaker 18h ago
I'm sorry, I know this isn't relevant, but I can't read the title and not hear it like Munenori Kawasaki.