Learning Japanese

こんにちは、みんなさん！
テリ-です。
どうぞよろしく
日本語をまなびたいです。

（The です isn't necessarily needed after ーたい in casual speech, but in formal speech you should include it)
どうもありがとう

I think the best way would be to use とっても (tottemo) instead of たいへん, here. i.e. きょうわたしはすしをたべました。とってもおいしかったです。

"Yomimasu" means something that you plan on doing later, "yondeimasu" means that you're doing it right now. i.e. Watashi wa hon wo yondeimasu = I'm reading a book (right now). Gohan wo tabetara hon wo yomimasu = After I eat dinner, I'll read a book.

I agree with Mario, do whatever you feel most comfortable with. If you find it meaningless to learn the on/kun readings, then this means that you won't learn it as effectively as if you were doing something that you actually find useful and interesting. As for me, I've never really cared about learning the on/kun readings, I've just focused on increasing my vocabulary, and as my vocabulary increases, I learn more readings for the kanji. がんばって！

Sorry, I made a mistake on the first line!

sana's notebook entry: Mar 21, 2011

I am moving house next month.
I want to start getting ready to move.
There is room in the house to study.
I'm excited about it!

私は来月引越しをします。
引越しの準備を始めたいと思っています。
次の家には勉強部屋があります。
私はそれを楽しみにしています。