For ーい　形容詞 (-i adjectives), the adverb form is ーく はやい　ー　はやく うまい　ー　うまく So ni would be redundant in this case. 日本語うまくなってるね！ はやくきてください！ Would chihiro please confirm that though, as I am not 100% sure I am correct most of the time when it comes to Japanese. (on other aspects though... let's just say I'm born a Leo hehe)

間違いが出たら直してくれませんか。ありがとうございます！
Please correct me if I committed any mistakes. Thank you very much!

  はじめましてNozomiさん。
こんにちは皆さん。

私はシンガポールに留学しているデザインの学生です。

友達のおすすめで日本の歌手中島みゆきさんが大好きです。歌詞も美しく書いた、うたも上手ですから。それに、よく中島みゆきさんの歌の歌詞で日本語を勉強しています。例えば、今日は歌詞よりでた「あるまい」が解らないので、Googleでこのサイトに答えを見つかりました。そしてメンバになりました。

これから、よろしくお願いします！


Hi Nozomi and everyone here! it's nice to meet you. 

I am a graphic design student studying in Singapore. 

Through my friend's recommendation, I got to know of Nakajima Miyuki and I became a big fan of hers. That's because she writes beautiful lyrics and she sings really well too. Due to that too, I am often able to study Japanese through her song lyrics. For example, I was searching for the meaning of 「あるまい」, which is from one of her songs, and I came across this website, which I am now a member of. 

Thanks for reading and let's study together!

Haha... I was just reading your response to the "sokka" thread. So for "anyone who does not wish to die", in the context of, for example, "anyone one who does not wish to die should be careful when crossing the road", it can be written as 死にたくない人は、道を渡るとき気をつけた方がいい。I'm sure this sentence sounds weird in Japanese (it already does in English!) but just for the sake of demonstrating the context... :D