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Basic practice せんもん は かがく です。 わたし は だいがく の がくせい。 わたし は わたし は じゆはち です。 This entry was for a little bit of practice with sentence structure and a vocabulary. Something I learned about was that when possible, Japanese speakers try to omit unecessary words. So is the わたし in the third sentence necessary for a conversation? Also, can anyone with the time throw a harder sentence with more/different particles at me to see if I can break it down? It'll just be for practice, thanks.

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せんもん (or せんこう?)  は かがく です。 わたし は だいがくせいです の がくせい。 わたし は わたし は じゅうはち(or じゅうはっさい)じゆはち です。


If I were you, I'd write in this way.

わたし は じゅうはち(じゅうはっさい) の だいがくせい で、せんもん は かがく です。

I'm 18 years old university student, my major is  sience.

(My English might be wrong.)

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わたし は だいがくせい で せんもん は かがく です。 とし (age) は じゅうはち です。

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I'm not a native speaker, but I think in this case you can drop わたしは altogether. For example: せんもん は かがく です。 だいがく の がくせいです。 Is the last sentence "I'm 18 years old"? If so, 18歳(じゅうはっさい)です。

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