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‎I'm a beginner in Japanese. I've just finished learning the basics grammar and some kanjis of grade 1,2 and now I'm practicing on those by trying to translate simple English sentences to Japanese, then I'll bring my sentences here to see what I've done wrong and fixed them.

However I made many mistakes as I just brought words together in a way that seemed understandable to me, but it turned out many( if not all😢) of my sentences are unnatural, they're just not the way how you guys ( Japanese people) would say such things.

Due to this facts, I want to ask if that practice of mine will help me learn more about how sentences in Japanese are formed or not? If it's not a good practice, please suggest me some ways to improve my understanding of the basic grammar and how to use them properly.

Thank you and have a nice day!😄

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‎I'm a beginner in Japanese. I've just finished learning the basics grammar and some kanjis of grade 1,2 and now I'm practicing on those by trying to translate simple English sentences to Japanese, then I'll bring my sentences here to see what I've done wrong and fixed them.

However I made many mistakes as I just brought words together in a way that seemed understandable to me, but it turned out many( if not all😢) of my sentences are unnatural, they're just not the way how you guys ( Japanese people) would say such things.

Due to this facts, I want to ask if that practice of mine will help me learn more about how sentences in Japanese are formed or not? If it's not a good practice, please suggest me some ways to improve my understanding of the basic grammar and how to use them properly. 

Thank you and have a nice day!😄
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