I think we Americans have trouble spelling, "おはよう," because we so often mispronounce it.

x 映画を行く
o 映画を見る
o 映画を見に行く
o 映画に行く

Note how 見る consistently take the を particle while 行く consistently takes the に particle.

I was told by Japanese friends that we only use 切符 for tickets for bus/train/plane (any transportation) tickets. Everything else uses チケット. oh, and we can even use チケット for plane tickets (飛行機のチケット), too.

I still mix up when to use くらい vs ぐらい. I've even asked Chang San about this and still get it wrong half the time.

I'm not sure why it's たった and not だった。

よくできました！

マリさんとnambatsuyoshi、ありがとうございました！

What is the verb in たった? I was expecting copula て form, 〜して.
チケット seems easy enough, I'll just remember it's usually preferred over 切符.
I've been adding particles into my anki verb cards as they appear but it's a slow process...

❤️ that you're adding particles to the verbs in your Anki deck! It doesn't matter whether it's slow as long as it's consistent! 😇

おは then loosen and wider your mouth once then tighten again say よ. When we transit from は to よ, mouth’s movement is like that. The loosen position is like い, so that it sounds い even if only air come out it makes sound unintentionally. Speak more then eventually sound い disappear when you used to Japanese sound おはよう😃　experience and accustomation will work!!
Errrrr…. Sorry to jump in suddenly 😉

全然大丈夫ですよ。説明をしてくれてありがとうございました！とても助かります。