Re: how are you? plese listen to my worry.

Hi, Nonta-san. This is Moring.
Nice to meet you!

〉 I started TADOKU almost two years ago. I read 180mango.
I also had read as same amount as you.

〉 I write here first time. I am poor at English.
I don't think so. Your English is very easy to understand.

〉Writing was difficult for me,
But Writing is fun. Ya?

〉 But my old student said me she want to write me in English. She want
〉to practice English.because of going abrord to study about dolphin.
〉oh,no! I am not good at writing!! Look at these sentence!
This is good chance for you.

〉please advice me about how to write!
I'm going to tell some about my way of writing for you.

When I write a message for this board, I have two Don't.
rule 1: Don't think statements in Japanese.
rule 2: Don't use dictionary like your Tadoku-reading.

These are difficult for some one. But if you remind you need not afraid to make mistakes, these become more easy( but recently I use some software for spell checking).

And if you want to use a dictionary for writing, you may have a limit how many times you can use it for one writing.

If you think statements in Japanese, you must translate these to English statements. Then you have question how you translate "失礼します"　in English.
But a traslate job is a difficult job. If you try this, you may get tired or confuse.

You can use same phrases for your writing.
For exanple, when you write a message, you can start with "Hi" and finish with "See you" or "Bye".
This is very easy. Don't you think so?
Then if you get some useful phrases while your reading, you can use these for your writing.
You may get more phrases by this way.

I usually use some phrases or expressions in books I read nearby. If I'm not sure how I write it, I open the book for reference.

Anyway, this is my way of writing.
But I think this might be useful for someone.

I'm pleased this board have many writers now.
And I hope you join us, then you'll en-joy writing.

Happy Reading & Writing!!
See you.
Moring