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I′m a native Japanese speaker. I′m a native Japanese speaker.

I′m a native Japanese speaker. I′m a native Japanese speaker.

I′m a native Japanese. I′m a native Japanese.

This sentence isn't wrong, but I agree with the other post that "I'm a native Japanese speaker" sounds more natural. Or you could say something like, "I'm from Japan, so Japanese is my native language."

Although I have been studying English for a long time, I can't speak it. Although I have been studying English for a long time, I can't speak it.

I have been studying English for a long time, but actually I cannot speak the language. I have been studying English for a long time, but actually I cannot speak the language.

B, but actually I cannot speak English. , but actually I cannot speak English.

Connect with your previous sentence.

But actually I cannot speak English.

I combined this sentence with the previous one.

But actually I cannot speak English.

But, I actually I cannot speak English. But, I actually cannot speak English.

When I lived in the US, I could not talk with neighbeors well. When I lived in the US, I could not talk with neighbors well.

When I lived in the US, I could non't talk with my neighbeors very well. When I lived in the US, I couldn't talk with my neighbors very well.

"could not" is technically correct, but most people would say "couldn't" instead. Just saying well does work too, but saying "very well" sounds more natural.

When I lived in the US, I could not talspeak with the neighbeors that well. When I lived in the US, I could not speak with the neighbors that well.

I think I should haveneed more time to practice outputting my English. I think I need more time to practice outputting my English.

I think I should haveneed more time to output my English. I think I need more time to output my English.

I think this is what you meant. Saying "I think I should have more time" means you think there is more time in your day to practice English. Saying "I need more time" means you need to practice more.

I think I should have more time to output mypractice speaking English. I think I should have more time to practice speaking English.

I think I should havespend more time to output my Englishstudying English, so I decided to participate in this community. I think I should spend more time studying English, so I decided to participate in this community.

I think I should have more time to outputpractice my English. I think I should have more time to practice my English.

So, I decided to participate in this community. So, I decided to participate in this community.

So I decided to participate in this community.

So, I decided to participate in this community. So, I decided to participate in this community.

Maybe "to join this community" is better.

I′m glad be delighted if you help my English improve. I′d be delighted if you help my English improve.

"Glad" works too, but I think "delighted" fits slightly better here.

I′m would be glad if you could help my English improve. I would be glad if you could help my English improve.

Say "I would be glad if you" to express desire for someone to do something.

I′m gladll be happy if you help my English improve. I′ll be happy if you help my English improve.

I′m will be glad if you help improve my English improve. I will be glad if you help improve my English.