Jerry

すみません、I should have been more specific

これは日本語に話しません
I don’t know how to say that in Japanese yet.

私の学校にグレナダにカリブです。
My school in Grenada is in the Caribbean.

これはカリブに小さい島です。
It’s a small island in the Caribbean.

I haven’t been to Granada, Spain, but I would like to go someday.　でも、最初に日本！

すみません、先生。私の日本語はとてもブロークンです。:???:　I’ve learned so much though since I started here at JapanesePod101.com. 　ありがとうございます。

マイ-san
スペインのグラナダですか？
Granada in Spain??
とてもいいところですよね。2年前にグラナダに行きました。
I went to Granada two years ago. Beautiful city!

じゃ、また。

I’ve not posted here before now. I just want to say how much I enjoy these lessons. I’m actually learning some Japanese! Thank you.

Marcus

I mean 有難う　ご座います, Jessieさｎ!

I relized that mistake after I woke up in the morning and it’s been bugging me all day…

One day… ONE DAY！This will all click and I’ll be able to come back and laugh at the funny bonus tracks.　

This is one of my favorite bonus tracks though, so I can tell you that it’s about Fabrizio missing the last train, and then getting invited to a special “train station staff party”. The station guy says:
しんじゅくにちょうめにえきはないですね… しかも、しゅうでんはいってしまいました。
There’s no station in Shinjuku ni-chome… and what’s more, the last train (しゅうでん) has already left.

Note that the particle “wa” is written as は (but still pronounced “wa”). So what you heard wasn’t しゅうでんわ but しゅうでんは

えきわないですね。。。しゅうでんわ。。。

If so, I hear ya, brother! It’s a wonder I didn’t end up in a phonebooth in Japan after some of my old “All night crazy parties!”

The difference between them is that に has some other roles as a particle that you’ll learn in the Beginner series.

I’m having a little trouble understanding when to use に　and へ. In this lesson you say 新宿へ行きます.　But last lesson we used 内へ帰ります but we can use 内に帰ります. This is where I’m confused, how come sometimes you can use へ and sometimes you can use に?