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I am having a bad time trying figure out how to say this.

The sentence I am trying to make is "We the westerners, think that the way
Japanese people take a bath it's a bit weird. I guess it's the cultural
difference right".

The hardest for me it's saying "we the 'something'".

What I could come up with so far is:

> 僕ら西洋人は「日本人が入浴するの方法がちょっと変だ」と思いますよ。やっぱり文化的な違いですね

Please correct me, if there are any other points that are wrong or sound
unnatural.

Thanks in advance.

Edit: maybe "僕のように西洋人"?
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How to express "We the ...", "We who are ..."
僕ら西洋人 is natural and 私達西洋人 is also appropriate. 僕のように西洋人 is unnatural but
僕のような西洋人 make sense and it means "a westerner like me".

I correct your sentence more natural like
僕ら西洋人は、日本人の入浴の仕方はちょっと変だと思います。やっぱり文化的な違いからかな。「」 isn't necessary.
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