ありがとう。
「先月だけ」と「一ヶ月だけ」は、二つ共が正答をですね?
Regarding "only (the) past month" and "only one month," both are technically correct, aren't they? Come to think of it, is と necessary if you're already using quotes (「、」)?
Unfortunately, the local library is pretty pathetic and would likely not even have Spanish literature if not for the growing number of Spanish-speakers in the community.
折り悪く局地的な公開図書館は可哀相です誰度が、西語の本をじゃないでしょう。(yeah, I don't have the first clue how to work that conditional "if not for the growing number.." part in there... heh... help?)
There's a university library a relatively short trip away which I've been meaning to explore.
大学の図書館は少しです、僕がいきたい。
Since I've a fair amount of material yet to digest, I haven't made it a priority to do.
僕のもっと読み物をあって、優先事項が製じゃない。
Amoung the resources I use, the ones I most commonly turn to are:
Kanji Learner's Dictionary (which is an extremely helpful book),
White Rabbit Flashcards, Level 1,
Kanji Gold,
Barron's Japanese Grammar (unfortunately all in romaji, but it's still been helpful),
Jim Breen's JDIC dictionary,
Random House Japanese-English Dictionary,
David Hallgren's Japanese Page (which is something I use daily to increase my reading speed),
The Rikya plugin for Firefox (which is extremely helpful!)
I also refer to
Learning and Teaching Japanese for verb conjugation practice and general phrases, and
Learn Basic Japanese Grammar
I have one of those "Japanese in Ten Minutes a Day" books, but aside from easy reference for numbers, it's proven pretty useless for actually understanding the language structure.
One problem I have is the way I tend to think and communicate in English. It's ridden with phrases and comparatively complex sentence structures, so my natural thought processes require a lot of work for me to translate into Japanese. In the long run, it might allow me greater understanding, but for now it just means I spend a really long time trying to translate things and making many mistakes.
「日本語の練習がもっと要りますけど、チャットルームからほとんど得るところが出来ないと思います。まだ とても遅いですからね。」
The change to が (after 日本語の練習) makes "Japanese language" the subject, rather than the direct object, no? Wouldn't it be direct object since the "I" is assumed, as in "X, (I) need"? What are some of the other specific errors I made, so I can learn from them?
Kep
PS – Yes, I've enjoyed School Rumble quite a bit. I've been using the raw manga as reading practice.
はい、スクールランブルを面白がった。マンガが手鳴らしをです。