Have I said the following correctly in Japanese?
At school we have to talk about our selfs/our family for one minute. Have i written it right?
konichiwa.
hello
watashi wa shara desu.
my name is shara
jysan sai desu.
i am 13
kazoku wa sannin desu.
there are 3 people in my family
haha, chichi, to watashi.
my mum, dad, and me
watashi wa neko ga dai suki desu.
i like cats
watashi wa inu ga amari desu.
i dont like dogs
haha wa jogingu ga suki desu.
my mum likes jogging
haha wa souji ga suki janai desu.
my mum doesnt like like cleaning
chichi wa sushi go maemae desu.
my dad thinks sushi is ok.
watashi wa roku ji ni okimasu.
i get up at 6.00
watashi wa asagohan ni tosuto wo tabe masu.
i eat toast for breakfast.
watashi wa sitchi ji hun gatusie ni iki musu.
i go to school at 7.30
arigato gozimasu.
thank you
sayounara
goodbye
Thanks so much for your help!!!! xoxo
You’re mostly right.
I am 13 — Watashi wa juu san sai desu.
My mum, dad, and me — Haha to chichi to watashi desu.
I don’t like dogs — Watashi wa inu ga amari suki dewa arimasen/ja arimasen.
My dad thinks sushi is OK. — Chichi wa sushi ga mama desu.
I go to school at 7:30 — Watashi wa shichi ji han gakkou ni ikimasu.
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