Are my sentences correct?

I am japanese and I am also canadian.
Je suis japonaise et je suis canadienne aussi.

I am a student at university.
Je suis une etudiante a l'universite.

I live in richmond, a city in Canada.
J'habite a richmond, une ville au Canada.

I like to listen to modern music.
J'aime ecouter la musique moderne.

Thank you for using the Jiskha Homework Help Forum. Assuming you are female, be sure to capitalize certain words in English! (Japanese, Canadian, Richmond.)

#2 = at the university = accent = université and accent grave on à

#3 = the trend is to not use ¡a with habiter = J'habite Richmond.

#4 = écouter = the words that require accent marks are considered incorrect without them!

Good job! If you need to learn how to make accent marks on a computer, let us know if you have a PC or MAC, Windows or not.

Mme

I want to ask is it Je suis etudiante or Je suis une etudiante?

your sentences are correct but for a better translation:

je suis japonais(e) et je suis aussi canadien(ne)
j'étudie à l'université
j'habite Richmond, une ville du canada
j'aime écouter de la musique moderne

BON! Yes, much better word order. Just be sure to capitalize the first letter of each new sentence and the word "Canada."

Mme

Your sentences are mostly correct! There are just a few minor adjustments that can be made for clarity and accuracy. Here are the revised versions:

1. I am Japanese and I am also Canadian.
Je suis japonais et je suis aussi canadien.
Explanation: Since you referred to yourself as 'I,' the correct words to use for 'Japanese' and 'Canadian' are 'japonais' and 'canadien' respectively. Also, since you used the masculine form for 'I', it's better to use the same form for the adjectives.

2. I am a student at university.
Je suis étudiant à l'université.
Explanation: 'Etudiant' is the correct word for 'student' in French. Also, it's not necessary to use the indefinite article 'une' before 'étudiant'.

3. I live in Richmond, a city in Canada.
J'habite à Richmond, une ville au Canada.
Explanation: The word 'Richmond' should be capitalized since it's a proper noun. Also, 'ville' is the correct word for 'city', and 'au' is used instead of 'dans' to mean 'in' when referring to countries or regions.

4. I like to listen to modern music.
J'aime écouter de la musique moderne.
Explanation: Your sentence is almost perfect! In French, it's common to include the definite article 'de la' before 'musique' to indicate the general category of music.

Overall, your sentences show a good understanding of both English and French!