[emoji] 面白い話です。私は日本語を習い始める時、日本語の「ふ」って聞き難しかったですね。

There is no "F" sound of F in these words, huton, kakebuton and shikibuton. Despite most of Japanese people can't not being able to pronounce F properly, it is introduced as known by "futon" to all over the world.

I became speechless to know couldn't believe it when I learned that there are some people who don't know that "futon" is a Japanese word. Moreover, what surprised me the most is that what they consider to be futon they think is not the same as Japanese ones.
He showed me and said, "It's a futon in my country."
It was a sofa bed. How could it is it supposed to transform?

他の話し方例：

How did you become interested in learning Japanese?  「日本語にどうやって興味になったのでしょうか」

もっと口語訳（よく聞く文のかた）：

How did you get into learning Japanese?

英語は上手ですね！ とこどき他の使える言葉を書きます。"[ ]" は随意の意味です。

What book is good for children? 他の話し方は: "What are some good children books?

^この文法を使い方の例えば："John reads lots of books." ->動詞が変わらない -> "John reads lots of books well"

More Examples: "Alice takes classes", "Bob runs marathons", "Alice studies well", "Bob runs poorly"

It's [already] the second time he's read Harry Potter. He is 9 years old.　アメリカ人は「もう (already)」とよく言っているし、それもあまり無礼じゃないのです。

What book is good for him? 他の話し方は: "What would be a good book for him [to read]?" or "What books would you recommend for him?" or "Do you have any books you would recommend he read?"

"would be" の文法について：食べ物を注文している時、「何かおすすめがあるんでしょうか」= 「What would be your recommendation?」=「What would you recommend?」(最後の例えばが一番いい）

^この文法を使い方の例えば：
He is understands very simple English. << 上の文法例えばに、"He understands simple English"の種類の文を見てくださいね

He [particularly] likes comedy.  （「特に、コメディーが好き」）

He enjoyed Home alone in Japanese before. << "He also enjoyed watching the Japanese version of Home Alone"

頑張って続けてくだいさいね！！

（この文は、”もっと”楽しくなるために、とこどき他の使える言葉を書きます） "[ ]" means the word is optional, but is also helpful for sounding like a native speaker.

Today was tiring!!  << You can also say "exhausting"! 「exhausting」が人々はよく言っているし、もっと楽しいんです

So I`m going to go to bed. << Great use of "going to go"!! プロのみたい
goodnight.

頑張って続けてくださいね！