I'm trying to say, "I'm nervous about learning Japanese" or "I'm nervous about
my Japanese learning." Does 「私は緊張してです私の日本語学習ついて」 communicate that? If not, how
should I communicate it?
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Does 「私は緊張してです私の日本語学習ついて」 read properly?
As other people mentioned in the comments, your grammar is off in that
sentence. I would phrase it like this:

> 私は日本語を勉強することについて不安に思っています。

Side note: Even in English, I think the sentence "I'm nervous about learning
Japanese" is a bit vague without more context. The reason I say this is
because the action of learning a language by itself does not typically inspire
feelings of nervousness, unlike, for example, learning how to skydive.

Maybe "I'm nervous about learning Japanese" is hinting at something like "My
first Japanese class is coming up soon, so I'm nervous." or "I'm nervous about
learning Japanese because we have to stand up and speak in class, and I've
never been good at that sort of thing."?
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