My main problem is understanding japanese people, when they talk. They are like audio machine guns If I have a text, I can translate it. At least I think so, because my translation at the university were always A oder B+. At the moment my japanese is enough to understand animes, but sometimes I don't get what they say

When it comes to german,
be careful, because you used the infinitive, which is in this case "gehen".
But as soon as you say "Ich" or "Du", the form changes.
Here are some present examples for "gehen":

Ich gehe = I go
Er/Sie/Es geht = He/She/It goes
Wir gehen = We go
Du gehst = You go
Sie gehen = They go

I hope I got the english forms right

For sentences there is a simple rule:
Subject, Verb, Object. (SVO)

Ich (subject) gehe ( verb ) ins Kino (object ).
Zombies ( subject ) essen ( verb ) Gehirne ( objekt ).

I've got to go to work now. Bye

I thought it would be better to move the conversation to our profiles, before somebody screams "off topic" .

The idea with the websites is good. At the moment I'm trying this with japanese sites, because I need to learn more words. It actually helps to recognize words faster and get used to them. Especially, when they are not in roman letters

But in german, the verbs don't have to be at the end of a sentence ( or did I understand something wrong ?) .

For example :
Ich gehe jeden Dienstag ins Kino.
Ich trete Aersche für den Herrn.

Oh OK.

You ttly ditched me on Messenger!

@ you neglecting your child.

Ok, I will! Have a good day at work tomorrow. =) Night, G-man.

Dude, seriously. That bitch better chill out with that shit, or else.

And you're mine hunny bunny.

You say the sweetest things.

G-MAN!!! You're back!!