I didn't get back home until real late last night so I didn't have time ask anything then. Thanks for all the comments, I guess I tried to say something like: "Jag har sテ、kert fler frテ・gor snart sテ・ jag tror att jag fテカrsテカker frテ・ga nテ、r jag kommer tillbaka."
Or, since everyone might not understand that, as Glenn put it:
"I'll probably have more questions soon; I think I'll probably try asking them when I get home tonight."
I read three pages yesterday so I have a couple of new questions:
おしりのとがったやつはあまいんですね。
This is made as a comment to an apple the person ate. I understand it as something like: "Those with a pointy end are sweet, don't you think."
But since I can't quite think of an apple with a pointy end I guess I must have misunderstood something.
The next sentence I'm confused by is another one with a 心:
(いつも人からばかにされてやしないかと、) きょときょとしてる心のせまさがあります。
As always it is the sentences with few kanji that give me trouble, contrary to what I thought when I began