Stimme Hannah zu. Gern ist die Kurform von gerne und beide sind grammatikalisch vollkommen richtig. Die Personen die das in deinen Tagebüchern korrigiert haben, haben es somit unnötigerweise korrigiert und dich damit leider etwas verwirrt. Also brauchst dir keine Gedanken machen, beides richtig.

There isn't a real difference there. The only technical difference would be that "Ich suche mir eine neue Stelle" would eliminate the option that you are looking for someone else because of the "mir". But usually, if you'd say "Ich suche eine neue Stelle" everyone would assume that you are talking about yourself. But just to be technically correct "Ich suche eine neue Stelle" doesn't imply for whom you are searching. But again that is really just a technical difference to be really exact.

In German "I am eating" and "I eat" is both "ich esse". 
Same with "I am speaking and "I speak" it's both "ich spreche".

How do you differentiate them? 
It kinda depends on the situation. 
If you'd ask me "was machst du gerade?" (what are you doing right now) I might answer "ich esse" in that case there wouldn't a need to differentiate because you'd know I am doing it right now. 

An actual way to differentiate them is depending on other words in the sentence.

"Ich esse gerade" = "I am eating right now"

"Ich esse gleich" = "I will eat soon"

"Ich esse gerne" = "I like to eat"

Braunschweig would also be an option. 

Termine der Sommerferien in Deutschland

Der Die Termine der Sommerferien, in Deutschland, sind anscheinend von zwischen den Bundesländern anders.
Wenn meine *Hörfähigkeit* gut gewesen ist wäre, sind der die Termine verschoben, um Verkehrsstaus zu vermeiden, oder um es zu vermeiden, dass es in Ferienorten von Menschen zu wimmeltn, zu vermeiden.
Zuletzt fangen die Sommerferien ab dem 30. Juli in Bayern an. 
Dadurch wird die Ferienzeit in ganz Deutschland kommen.
Ich wünsche Ihnen einen schönen Urlaub.

Könnte das bitte jemand korrigieren? Vielen Dank im Voraus.


*Ich verstehe nicht genau was Sie hier mit "Hörfähigkeit" meinen. Wieso haben sie dieses Wort hier gewählt?*
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Fehler
Komma ist nicht falsch, aber auch nicht notwendig in dem Fall

Hoffe meine Korrektur ist nachvollziehbar und verständlich. Wenn Sie Fragen haben, dann fragen Sie mich ruhig!

To be honest there is no perfect way to learn Japanese it's the same as with every other language. The probably "easiest" and for most people best way to learn a language is to simply visit a language course. You might wanna inform yourself maybe there is a Japanese language course in your town or at least close by if not then there is the option (if you have the money and time that is) to go to Japan and visit a language school there. Or you could also take lessons here on italki. Also, self-studying isn't inherently bad. YouTube videos can be more than just valuable if you are studying by yourself but you shouldn't rely only on YouTube videos you should see them more as assistance. Best thing would be to buy a book for example and study for yourself. Also, try to always ask or research if you are having issues or are not understanding something. Just ask the italki community for example.

Sadly there is no perfect answer to that question, since when it comes to learning, especially learning languages there is no "right" way. Learning is always something which differs from person to person. Different people might find different ways to learn easy and/or difficult. In general I'd say that you can't go wrong, to look for a language course in your area and if not available maybe for a teacher on italki for example. Listening to German music might be a good way of training your hearing and even some pronounciation in a fun way and on the go. Learning vocabularies and grammar is something you won't get around. In the end I'd say that a teacher is the best way to go. Also try to connect learning a language with your daily life for example while grocercy shopping try to remember the German words for the things you are putting in your shopping cart or add some post it notes in your home on which you can write the German words for things you stick them onto. Try to surround yourself with the language in a fun way. When having fun we are learning things way faster.

Francisco Fernandez, was quite close already. In German it is "Ich habe noch einen Hund adoptiert".