I can convey my feeling to you in English more than in Japanese.
The most important thing for conversation is making myself understood. The second most important thing for it is making myself understood accurately. I'm not quite sure the way of express my thoughts and feelings because English is the second language for me. And I'm not quite sure the way of express my thoughts and feelings is exaggeration or not. I don't understand the English nuance. That's why I don't care whether or not my saying is proper in the situation. Even though a companion to talk with is my senior, I say to him '' Thank you''. It may be a little impolite but I can't choose words properly and I prefer say something to say nothing in order to making myself understood.
Of course I can speak Japanese very well like a native speaker lol because I am a Japanese.
I know so many the way of express my thoughts and feelings and understand the Japanese nuance.
That's why when I express my pleasure in Japanese, I choose words whether or not the words are properly. For example arigatou, arigatougozaimasu, kanshashiteimasu, sugokutasukatta, kiminookagedayo tondemonaidesu and so on. That's why I could be scare of hurt a persons pride.
But when I express my pleasure in English, I say to you thank you because I don't know the way of express in English except for thank you. I am not fluent in English enough to express detailed nuances. That's why I can't care about the nuances. I can say anything without thinking.
*I'm not quite sure how to express my thoughts and feelings because English is the second language for me.
*Sometimes I am not sure if I am exaggerating when I express my thoughts and feelings.
*I don't understand every English nuance.
*I don't understand every English nuance and that's why I cannot care about saying proper things in different situations.
*Even though I am having a conversation with my senior, I say ''Thank you''.
*It may be a little impolite but I can't properly choose words, so I prefer to say something over saying nothing in order to make myself understood.
*Of course, I can speak Japanese very well because I am a Japanese. (Dobro jutro :D)
*I know so many ways of expressing my thoughts and feelings in Japanese and understand every Japanese nuance.
*That's why when I express my pleasure in Japanese, I choose proper words.
*That's why I am scared of hurting a persons pride.
*But I don't know how to express my gratefulness in English, except with saying "thank you".
*I am worried if the delicate nuances are being conveyed in my conversation with you. I am not fluent enough in English to express detailed nuances.

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