Very well done :) I corrected some points, even though some of them are not necessarily wrong, but just for you to know how it would sound better. Keep the following points in mind though: 1. In Japanese, use 、instead of ・(when you mention more than two things, use this as a comma) 2. Whenever you use です, you have to finish your sentence. If you don't want to finish it, use で、and continue. Eg. Instead of saying 私は男です、強いです。it's better if you say 私は男で、強いです。 3. This is a tricky one. What's the difference between 隣 and 横 ？Both mean "next to" in English, but there is a difference. Here's the explanation. 隣(tonari): Next to, but emphasizing the fact that there is nothing in between. Eg. 韓国は日本の隣の国です。(Korea is the country next to Japan) What is being understood here is that there is no country in between. 横(yoko): next to, but this time the emphasis goes to the position (not above, not underneath, not diagonally, but next to) In this case it doesn't matter whether there are things in between or how much distance there is between them. Eg. 鏡は本棚の横にあります。(The mirror is next to the bookshelf) You emphasize its position ( it's not above, but next to). Simply put, use 隣 whenever you are talking about the nearest thing you have in a row. Use 横 when referring to the horizontal position. In some cases you can use both. Also keep in mind that 横 can be used to refer to different things, while 隣 is usually used when talking about things of the same kind. For example, you can say 家の横に犬がいます。 But 家の隣に犬がいます sounds odd (even though some talk like that... But it's wrong) since you are talking here about a building and an animal. Quite complicated isn't it? Sorry. But don't worry, people don't think about all this when they talk, you'll get used to it. I hope it helps. If you have any questions, feel free to contact me :) Keep it up!