Introduction Revisited

こんばんは、みなさん！

I'm finally back with another post.  I should have written my second post earlier than this （すみません！）but better late than never, I suppose.  I will try to include a lot of Japanese in this to make up for it though.  First, I want to redo a lot of my introduction from the first post since I can say a lot more about myself in Japanese now.

はじめまして。クランビア　です。　どうぞよろしく。

わたしは　ノートルダムのだいがくのがくせい　です。　ごねんせい　です。　わたしの　せんこうは　てつがく　と　そうがく　です。　わたしは　アイオワのしドラピツから (Cedar Rapids, Iowa)　きました。

わたしの　おとうとは (my little brother)　クランビア　ニック (Nick Krambeer)　です。　ニックは　アイオワステートのだいがくのがくせい (Iowa State University student)　です。　ニックは　よねんせい　です。　ニックの　せんこうは　Statistics です。　（”Statistics”は　にほんごで　なんと　いいますか。）　

わたしの　おとうさんは　クランビア　アーラン (Alan Krambeer)　です。　わたしの　おかあさんは　クランビア　カーシ (Kathy Krambeer)　です。　

What I just typed covers most of what we did in chapter two, and has some stuff from chapter one as well.  Now we are moving on to chapter three of the なかま textbook.  Given its content, I believe that the next time I post I will try posting about my weekly schedule at school.

That is all for now!  By the way, I finished writing this post at about　ごご　じゅうじよんじゅういちぷん。

*edit*
After posting this I noticed that I used わ for the topic marker instead of は, so I went back and changed them.  It is easy to forget to type "ha" instead of "wa" since the particle is still pronounced "wa."  I will have to remember this in the future!
*end edit*

おやすみなさい、

クランビア