Thise New Year Holidays

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Before the New Year holidays started, I'd been determined to learn a whole wordvocabulary book, but I attendedwent to language -exchange meet-ups instead.

I attendedwent twice a day, a. And after meet-ups, I went out for supper with the people I got to know at those meet-upsthere.

I've studied English with a focus on reading and writing, but I'll try to change the way of studyingfrom now on I'll try to a focus on listening and speaking from now on.

As for a speaking practice, it'll be difficult to carry outdo as I don't have anyone whto talks to me, but I'll try to talk to myself out loud, s. Sometimes I play double role (lolLOL).

Monday was the first working day of this year.

I've already been tired due to lack of sleep.

It was the first time I hadven't haved enough sleep during the New Year holidays.

But I was honestlvery satisfied with a differentthis New Year's holidays than usual, even though it was different.

This New Year's Holidays

"The holidays" refers to the end of year when we have Christmas and New Year's. So you should say "Holidays" if you're referring to all the days off around the end of the year, or "Holiday" if you're referring to one vacation alone.

(This post is written in contracted form. It would be helpful, if you could check my sentences with contractions. ) Before the New Year's holidays started, I'd been determined to learn a whole word book, but I attended to language exchange meet-ups instead.

I'm not sure what you mean by a "word book". A book for learners? A book with stories or learning material? A novel?

I ended up going to meet-ups 7 days in a row from the 30th to the 5th.

I attended twicewent to two a day, and after meet-ups,wards I went out for supper with the people I got to know at those meet-upsthere.

They told me how they learned Japanese language and I got some nice advice.

日本語 and 日本人 both translate to Japanese, but don't worry, you usually don't need to specify. We can tell by context here :) In fact it's more normal to specify "Japanese person" but almost never "Japanese language".

I've studied English with a focus on reading and writing but I'll try to change the way ofI'm studying to a focus on listening and speaking from now on.

As for a speaking practice, it'll be difficult to carry out as I don't have anyone who talks to me, but I'll try to talk to myself out loud, sometimes I play a double role (lol).

I've was already been tired due to lack of sleep.

It was the first time I hadn't haved enough sleep during the New Year's holidays.

But I was honestly satisfied with a different New Year's holidays thant was different from usual.

This New Year's Holidays

(This post is written inwith contracted formions. It would be helpful, if you could check my sentences with contractions. ) Before the New Year's holidays started, I'd been determined to lrearnd a whole word book, but instead I attended to language exchange meet-ups.

to contract or contracted is generally used in an entirely different context. I was confused until I read the next sentence and saw "with contraction".

I ended up going to meet-ups 7 days in a row from the 30th to the 5th.

I attended meet-ups twice a day, and, after meet-upwards, I went out for supper with the people I got to know at those meet-upsem.

They told me how they had learned Japanese language and I got some nice advice.

I've studied English with a focus on reading and writing but I'll try to change the way of studying to a focus ton listening and speaking from now on.

As for a speaking practice, it'll be difficult to carry out as I don't have anyone who talks to me, but I'll try to talk to myself out loud, - sometimes I play doubleing two roles (lol).

I'vem already been tired due to lack of sleep.

It was the first time I hadn't haved enough sleep during the New Year holiday's.

In a past compound tense "have" never comes second.

But I was honestly satisfied with a different New Year holiday's than usual.

You can't use "a" or "an" with a plural noun. I changed it to "New Year's" because the season/holiday is generally understood. Personally I never say "New Year's holiday" I just say "New Year's"