The difference between America and Japan
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I am a high school student in Japan.
Today I heard an interesting story from my mother.
My mother had been in America for a year. And she went to the local high school.
Both Japan and America study Math in high school.
I heard that American Math was easier than Japanese Math in those days.
Now it probably has been easy to study American Math.
Is it true? Studying Math in my high school is difficult for me.
I am studying about ' sine, cosine, tangent'.
What have you studied about Math when you were high school student in America or other countries?
Today I heard an interesting story from my mother.
My mother had been in America for a year. And she went to the local high school.
Both Japan and America study Math in high school.
I heard that American Math was easier than Japanese Math in those days.
Now it probably has been easy to study American Math.
Is it true? Studying Math in my high school is difficult for me.
I am studying about ' sine, cosine, tangent'.
What have you studied about Math when you were high school student in America or other countries?
A difference between America and Japan
There are many differences between America and japan. If you use "The" difference it means that there is only one.
And she went to the local high school. she studied at the local high school
Both Japanese and Americans study Math in high school.
I heard that at that time, American Math was easier than Japanese Math.
Now it probably has been easy to study American Math.
not sure what you mean here.
Do you mean now it is probably easier to study American math?
What have you studied in Math when you were a high school student in America or other in countries?
I remember studying math when I was in high school aswell. I also remember doing sine, cosine and tangent. Do you learn those terms in english or is there a japanese word for sine, cosine and tangent?
My favorite part in math was statistics. how about you?
I learned these word 'sine' 'cosine' and 'tangent' in my high school.
But it was Katakana. サイン、コサイン、タンジェント.
A Japanese for sine is '正弦’（せいげん）、cosine is '余弦’（よげん）
tangent is '正接’（せいせつ）.
They are difficult Japanese. So we usually use 'sin' 'cos' 'tan'.
I was just studying statistics!
It's difficult for me to study ' correlation coefficient'.
My favorite part in math is trigonometric function.
I will study both Math and English harder.