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Japanese people probably would be able to tell from the context what you mean, if you get the accent wrong but I can imagine it can also cause confusion and misunderstanding 
For example if they ask: 嫌なことはある？ And you want to say: 花が嫌いんだよ… but you pronounce it like 鼻が嫌いんだよIt's ok we all go through that phase where we hate noses
Oh yea I was gonna ask how did the next lesson with your teacher go? 
Oh thank you for asking It was good! I was able to say more this time! Firstly she asked me some questions and I did a proper 自己紹介
then, as I already said we did 音読, firstly my teacher read out the text, then it was my turn, then she split the text in very short parts and I had to read out after her right after every part, then she read the small parts again and I had to repeat but without seeing the text! 
Hey that's awesome! 
I don't think I could do a 自己紹介 I'd be too nervous haha, so props for being able to do it! The 音読 thing sounds like it would be really difficult but that sounds like it's a good thing to do though plus it sounds like you aced the lesson too right! 
Maybe I should get a tutor or language exchange partner if it's going good with you, does it feel like it's helping you learn a lot faster than if you did it by yourself?
The good thing is I can tell my teacher what I want to practice and she will do it with me I should collect the things I need to practice
Dang you've done a lot of languages 
I wanna be like you and be able to do that too ;w; I wanna learn Chinese, Korean, and Vietnamese but I think I learn too slow. 
Teach me the ways of learning a lot of languages at once 卵パン先生!! Plus that's so awesome that you can ask her and practice whatever you want to work on! What kind of things are you trying to improve on lately, out of curiosity?
This week I will take 30-40 minutes per day for french to look how well it goes
I could not imagine learning another language at this point 
I've dedicated too much to learning Japanese, so if I tried to put that much dedication to a different language I'd burn out almost immediately I almost want to look into Korean so I can learn how to pronounce character names but that's it
Yeah, it's better to focus one one language, two can get exhausting I don't understand the people who learn 3 or more labguages at once! How is that possible?!
If I'm actually gonna follow this plan that is another question 
I tried to do it with japanese but I failed
No no, I haven't done many languages Georgian is with German my mother tongue, but because I live outside of Georgia, my mom let me and my sister have online lessons so we would get better at grammar and other things
And since 7th grade im learning french at school so I'm basically forced to learn two languages at once but I concentrate much more on japanese even though I would also like to improve my french... I wanted to talk to my family's french friends when they'll come in January but I think that's not possible 
Yesterday I chose anime over French 
Learning two languages at once is difficult if you don't have much time but it is possible if the two languages are completely different. I would absolutely not recommend to learn Chinese and Japanese at once
Lately I'm trying to improve... well, speaking obviously aaand my pronunciation! I've also been taking some tests on the site "Japanese test 4 you" to look how well I can do for example the reading comprehension for the different JLPTsOh hehe my bad. Still that's impressive! English, German, Japanese, and French すごいよ! Also cool studyplan (Ooh what anime was it? ) Also noooo I've been trying to focus on Chinese along with Japanese lately ;w; ダメかな？so far I think it's easy to keep them straight for me because the two languages sound different to me especially since Chinese has the 4 (+ neutral) tones, but Idk yet cuz I can't get motivated to study it too much
ありがとう！ I watched blue box even though I don't really like sports anime
It's better to focus on either japanese or Chinese. Yes, the sound is very different, but I think it's very likely to mess up 汉字 and 漢字 and on top of that your pace will slow down especially with two difficult languages that take years to reach a high proficiency if you learn them even seperately And it will take much much more longer if you are not motivated to study But of course, If you can handle both at the same time and if you are motivated you can learn them as you want
I also want to learn Chinese and Korean but I will do it one by one
What is your reason for wanting to learn many east Asian languages?
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