Just counting down from 100 to 1 telling me how fluent with a foreign language

To bathe enough time to make my body heat high, I counted up and counted down.

First, I counted in Japanese 1 to 100 twice, and then counted down once from 100 to one.
Considering the pace of counting, it took a little bit more than 5 minutes.

After I washed my body I bathed again and counted down in English from 100 to 1.
I guess it took twice I had done in Japanese.
When I counted down to 80 (eighty), the next number I came up with instantly was ninety-nine (99) and after thinking a little while, the next number should be 79 (seventy-nine).

Besides that, I found it difficult to count down from 8, 7, 6. That's what never happens when I speak in Japanese.

Counting down is quite simple, but tells a lot about how I'm fluent with a foreign language.

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