Which (hopefully!) translates into:
My name is Adam, but i call myself podstawek here. I am Polish. I am 30. I'm new to Japanese, so I make a lot of mistakes. It has taken me one hour to write this message...
The majority of members can use English OK, so don't work yourself to death on the Japanese. The Forum is a great place to practice & improve your Japanese skills as well as learning about anything you want about Japan.
Hope you have a good time here!
Thanks for the feedback, I'll try to remember your comments. This is what I came here for (apart from meeting great new people, of course!) - to learn from my own mistakes, and to write in Japanese as much as possible, although I'm still a lousy writer, not to mention speaker...
I'm not sure about the other two sentences, so I won't say anything. How long are you learning japanese?
I started last September. I know it's been a lot of time to make more progress, but I'm also a full-time worker, husband and father, so I find my time for Japanese either by sheer luck, by staing sleepless until late hours, or by neglecting my beloved ones.
The majority of members can use English OK, so don't work yourself to death on the Japanese. The Forum is a great place to practice & improve your Japanese skills as well as learning about anything you want about Japan.
Thanks Frank for welcoming me, and good to meet you! I know most people speak English here, and I'll use the lingua franca, too, since I can express myself in 窶ーpナ津ェ much more clearly, as you might have noticed . However, wherever I can, or feel like being able to do it, I'll kanji a little, and kana even more , because I fell I need to write in order to improve, and having read many postings at Jref I've noticed that people don't mind being asked to proofread others' messages in Japanese -- some even seem to like it!.
Anyway, have a good day (night?) and 窶堋ェ窶堙ア窶堙寂?堙≫?堙?
Yes, "窶堋ア窶堙ア窶堙俄?堋ソ窶堙?konnichiha" is correctツ、but usually I write "窶堋ア窶堙ア窶堙俄?堋ソ窶堙ュ-konnichiwa" in English. Because a lot of people write "konnichiwa" but not "Konnichiha".