Introducing yourself in Japanese

When you follow Japanese people and talk to him or her on Twitter.

はじめまして！わたしはMaryといいます。なかよくしてください！
(Nice to meet you! I'm Mary. Please be my friend!)

Then the opponent will probably reply like this.

はじめまして！私はヒトミといいます。フォローバックありがとう！　よろしくお願いします。

(Hi! I'm Hitomi. Thanks for following me back! Nice to meet you too!)

Are you troubled with communication in Japanese?

I want to make this blog a guidebook to communicate with Japanese people in Japanese on Twitter.

Therefore, if you are studying Japanese, there is a favor.
If you have any troublesome experiences when trying to communicate with Japanese people with SNS such as twitter so far, please let me know what it was like.

For example, you did not understand the meaning of a word or sentence, it did not become a conversation.
I want to make this blog content by explaining them.

If you have anything else you want to know or study, please let me know.
I am thinking of helping you to learn Japanese.

kanji - den(電)

kanji: 電
on-yomi: でん
kun-yomi: -
meaning: electricity
level: N5
how to use:
1. こんげつの電気料金でんきりょうきんはとてもたかかったです。
= The electricity charge of this month was very expensive.

kanji - sho(書)

kanji: 書
on-yomi: しょ
kun-yomi: か(く)
meaning: write, book, letter, etc.
level: N5
how to use:
1. わたしのにっかは、にっきを書かくことです。
= My routine is to write a diary.
2. この辞書じしょは、おもいですね。
= This dictionary is heavy.