Correct Japanese word for "simply" in this sentence?

Question

If I wanted to ask someone to speak more simply (i.e. using simple, basic words and sentence construction), which word for "simply" should I be using? I was thinking "kantan ni", but I'm not sure if that's the right adverb to be using in this context, in order to get the desired meaning across.

Also, (ignoring for now the matter of the adverb used), would the following sentence be about right for "I don't really understand so please speak more simply.":
"Yoku wakarimasen kara, motto kantan ni hanashite kudasai" 
(Should it perhaps be "wakatte imasen"? Is "wakaru" even the right verb to be using in this context?)

Naoko · Accepted Answer

Yes, you are right. 
"kantan ni" would be "simply" or "easy/easily." in this context.
"Yoku wakarimasen kara, motto kantan ni hanashite kudasai" is a correct sentence.

You could also say "wakari yasuku" means "easy to understand."
"Yoku wakarimasen kara, motto wakari yasuku hanashite kudasai." "I don't really understand so please speak in a way that's easy to understand."

I hope it helps!

? · Answer

American may also be an adjective or a noun. So "he's an American." and "he is American." would both be correct. So far as i know, "i am a japanese." would be mistaken since jap in English is best an adjective. It best describes individuals from Japan, as an alternative than only one as a noun. On the grounds that many English speakers are fallacious with most grammar of their own native and sole language, that you can more often than not use any of these phrases to sound correct in the USA.

Correct Japanese word for "simply" in this sentence?

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