I think it would be fun to challenge myself to write a little in Japanese every day. Please join me if you want! Bonus points if you use kanji or vocab that you learned or studied today.
If you want furigana, here’s a script for that [Userscript] Forum: IME2Furigana
今はコーヒーを飲みながら勉強をします。
沖縄は温かいビーチで有名ですが新コロナウイルスが広げるから、誰も来ない。
勉強 べんきょう。
「これはペンです」が投稿する人を期待しています。
この文を読んで驚きました。ナフさんがそういう期待していると分かりました。
これはペンです。 
ぺンを持ていません
;-(
私は勉強の文法を始めっただけ！
Does this make any sense?
日本語の文章
分は面倒だから書いてねえっつのーー！
うぐー！僕さまを騙したぞ！覚えてるよ！！！
私は小さいオレンジ色の猫です。
I’d say
私は文法の勉強を始めたばかりだ。
Transitive 始める (unlike intransitive 始まる) is an ichidan verb, so its past is 始めた。
When you are not sure about the form, you can always use “Show inflections” at jisho.org
If you want to keep it pretty similar, here are a few small changes that I (emphasis on the I) think might help it make a bit more sense:
私は文法の勉強を始めたばかりのド素人なので許してくれませんか。
The above was a joke. Real help here:It should be 文法の勉強 in my view. Also, ばかり feels more clear than だけ here to me. Overall though, strong attempt! I knew what you were going for which is 86% of the battle in language. 頑張！
Edit: Ninja’d!!!
お酒がのみたいです。
@trunklayer
Oh, I didn’t realize there was a difference in conjugation between intransitive and transitive verbs. Guess I need to look that up. The “Show inflections” tip is great, I was looking for some ways to practice conjugation.
@TamanegiNoKame
I have no idea what that joke meant, guess I have an additional goal to study towards!
Anyways, ありがとうございます to the both of you!
えっと。。。Turtleは日本語何と言いますか?
No, it’s not the difference between intransitive and transitive, it’s the difference between ichidan and godan verbs.
始まる is godan (and happens to be intransitive), while 始める is ichidan (and happens to be transitive).
There are also godan transitive and ichidan intransitive verbs too.
Whether a verb is transitive or intransitive is unrelated to whether it’s ichidan or godan.
Ichihuh and gowho? Looks like I need to look up some more grammar videos on YouTube!
