Here's a quick tip. When you have a word like infinity or eternity, the word changes when it goes before another word to describe it.

so:

infinity tsukuyomi

becomes:

infinite tsukuyomi

and:

eternity tsukuyomi

becomes:

eternal tsukuyomi

I think this is what you were trying to say? Hope this helps.

Hi friends. I come from a very small village named Ziro. I find my friends studying in cities and towns speaking fluent English.which I envy a lot I envy my friends studying in cities and towns who can speak English fluently. I too want to speak English well so that I can exist within be with my friends. so This is why I have joined italkie with a hope.

Good job, you were very close.

Manners and etiquette in my country:

In my country, even in this day and age, traditional etiquette still remains. For instance, if an elderly person gets on the bus, or a woman holds a baby with in her arms, you should offer your seat. When you are invited to a private home for dinner, it might be nice to bring a bouquet of flowers or a box of chocolates for your host or hostess. It's not proper to bring an expensive gift, which might leads to be embarrassing to the host or hostess.

In my childhood, my grandfather had taught me the rules of polite behavior. Wash your hands before dinner. No talking at the dinner table. No talking with your mouth full! It's inappropriate to leave food on your plate. Of course, it's perfectly acceptable to ask for more food. Forbidden bad manners! Bad manners are forbidden! No smoking! No stealing! No bad words! Always be honest  To be honest forever!

As I grow up, I realize I am who I am because of my grandfather. When I grow up, I find who I am trained by grandfather. I appreciate him very much, , really. because I realize how important he was in making me a what a great happiness to be a good, honest person!