Kinda gonna be that guy but あなと( anato ) should be あなた (anata).

Yes you are right! I am very new to learning this language and only know about 20 kanji(and not well) So I have to use a hiragana keyboard to type phonetically. Good eye Zattou.

Another typo, the "wa" used for prhase forming it's written with a "ha" は instead of the wa silabe. The "object" (this time, japanese language) is followed by a wo　を silabe, rather than ga, wich is used instead of the ha-wa for non moving objects, while the ha is more for living/moving objects.

Wow, really Yogur? I admit I am by no means an expert, but I am interested in learning as much as I can about this new language. I have been using pimleur and the internet as well as memrise, so I suppose not everything will be correct. duely noted. Thanks!

If youre learning the writing portion of Japanese I’d recommend starting with hiragana then katakana and then kanji. Unless you already have the other two down feel free to disregard everything i said~

Japanese is a bit hard to learn just at the beginning, but once you make a good base of simple prhases, you can improve faster. As Zattou says, the best is to be sure to learn fine the silabaries and then it goes smoother. There are some exercicies for ***s that are good for beginners learning the silabaries, so you can try them bit a bit to make a strong base to go on. Don't worry if it looks hard, you don't need to learn all kanjis that exist, and even regular japanese people have problems for writtings some of them or knowing them. As long you can mantain a conversation fluently, it will be fine :D Even I do mistakes sometimes, and I'm learning it since I was like 12 haha

Japanese no, English Enough to have a conversation. German Only a little. Polish very good :D