NoriYour first Japanese sentence is enough
Your first Japanese sentence does not need to impress anyone. わたしは がくせいです. I am a student. Topic, particle, noun, polite "is."
Swap the noun. わたしは エンジニアです. わたしは アメリカじんです. Same skeleton. You've just learned how Japanese introduces you in public.
Don't add と, も, time words, and a second clause the same night. One skeleton. Repeat it until your mouth doesn't trip.
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When that line is easy, add か and ask someone else: がくせいですか. Question. Same bones. Still one lesson.
Your first Japanese sentence can be わたしは がくせいです. Topic, は, noun, です. Swap the noun for your job. That's a complete lesson.
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