11 Common English Mistakes Made By Japanese Speakers

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10. Confusing words like “Most-Almost” and “Ever-Never”

Chance of Error: 25%

The mistakes can be in the form of vocabulary and confusing simple words and words being wrongly used. Some Japanese tend to use words like “Almost” and “Most” interchangeably. Another classic example is “Many” and “Much”

For example: “There are much people out there”.

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