I grew up having two Japanese penpals, and we communicated in English. I must say of all the penpals I had, I enjoyed communicating with my Japanese penpals. As a child and even now as an adult, I love stationery so we used to prepare fancy papers to write letters and exchange origami and things like that. Later on, I had a Japanese classmate in English language class, another one who worked with me (both in Africa), and one here in Europe. We used English to communicate. I found Japanese people very polite, respectful, soft-spoken and also have the utmost respect for their culture. According to my acquaintances, Japanese people also have a very strong work ethics which many countries in the world simply don't have. However, the work-life balance seems off and it isn't uncommon to hear people work to death (Karoshi)<font size="2" face="arial, sans-serif" color="#6a6a6a">. </font>

Mon appartement

Je viens de trouver un appartement. Pour moi, il est parfait. Il est dans endroit sûr et tranquille avec beaucoup d'espace. Les mures sont peignaient rouge et vert. Les fenêtres permettent entrer beaucoup lumière.

L'appartement est en troisième étage. Il y a une chambre, une sal de bain, une cuisine et une salle de séjour. Au dessus, la fenêtre de la cuisine voir une terrasse. Depuis la terrasse, on peut se élever au plafond, en lequel il y a du espace pour accrocher des vêtements. La semaine prochain il faut acheter des meubles.

Note: I'm a learner myself. 

Yellow is corrected, Green should be corrected but I don't clearly understand your sentences.

In my culture, we usually eat from the same big plate, and taking food that is in front of others is considered impolite as well as licking fingers, making loud sounds (don't know the right word)... I'll add when I do remember more.

I'm interested. However, I prefer not to put my number here. Is there any way to send it in pvt message?