Is this sentence grammatically correct?
In Japanese, I'm trying to say: I really like Japan.
私は日本ほんとに好きです。
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watashiwa hontoni nihongoga Suki desu. excuse me, I don't have Japanese keyboard now.
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私は日本が本当に好きです。
わたしは にほん が ほんとうに すきです。
You need がparticle.
すきですis a polite form of すきだ。
すきだ is NA adjective.
例文 私はすしが好きです。
兄はねこが好きです。
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- Yes, gramatically correct. It's「象は鼻が長い」type of sentence.
https://www.italki.com/question/424283
https://www.italki.com/question/430204
- You did not say particle「(日本)が」and it is no problem at all (in spoken language).
- I would personally say 「わたし、日本ほんと好きです」, omitting 「(わたし)は」and「(ほんと)に」. People usually omit 「てにをは」particles in daily conversation. It is easier and sounds like 自然な日本語.
https://www.italki.com/discussion/160225
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私は日本がほんとう(本当)に好きです。
Your Japanese is good. (^^)
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