taikutsu wrote:アメリカ人です、そしてWashington DCに住みます。← If I understand what you're trying to say, it's something more like 「ワシントンD.C.に住んでいるアメリカ人です。」 I think.
ワシントン市に桜がたくさんあると聞きました。今、咲いていますか?
はい!桜フェステイバルは3月27日に始めした。 Actually, on the side, a friend of mine recently introduced me to the work of an early 20th century Japanese artist, Kawase Hasui. One of his subjects was the Washington Monument, with cherry blossoms in the foreground. I actually didn't realize they were a gift from Japan.
Check it outJessi wrote:「ワシントンD.C.に住んでいるアメリカ人です。」 is fine as a sentence, but the grammar is a bit complicated (modifying clause).
If you were to leave it as two sentences, you could say アメリカ人です。ワシントンD.C.に住んでいます。
二月から日本語が練習した。 → 2月から日本語
を勉強しています。
In this case, it would make more sense to use the verb 勉強する (べんきょうする), "to study".
For only having studied for two months, I think you're doing great! がんばってください
どうもありがとう! I notice the -て form is used here for 住む and 勉強する...is that turning the verbs into "living" and "studying"? I haven't dealt much with tenses yet, I'm only vaguely familiar with some of their uses. Also I do remember reading now that roman numerals are usually used in horizontal writing, correct?