28th March 2017

I have been playing the Shamisen after work. I started learning to play the Shamisen in December, 2016. It's only been four months now. But my Mum has been playing Shamisen since she was young and I learned the traditional dance of the Tsugaru region, so the sound of the Shamisen has always been a part of my life. I regret that I didn't start earlier (you don't say "more earlier" or "more later", just "earlier" or "later", because you are already comparing to something else, that is, the situation you wish to change. In grammar terminology, these are called "comparative adverbs", see the link at http://www.ef.com/english-resources/english-grammar/comparative-and-superlative-adverbs/ for more examples of comparative and superlative adverb forms), but I love learning it now, I'm really enjoying it. Also, I hope that skill will help me when I live abroad again. I hope people in Europe like the sound of the Shamisen.

28th March 2017

I had Shamisen practice after work. I've just started learning Shamisen in December of  2016. It's only been 4 months now. But my mum has been playing Shamisen since she was young and I learned traditional dance of Tsugaru region, so the sound of Shamisen has always been a part of my life. I regret that I didn't start more earlier but I love learning it now, I'm really enjoying it.
Also, I hope that skill will help myself me when I will live in abroad again.
I wish hope people in Europe will like the sound of Shamisen.

Very good!