Hi! My name is Inna. I live in Russia. I like Canada and I dream of visiting the country in the future. When I travel to Canada I will speak in English very bad. I do not want it! I hope you’ll help me to study English!))) However, I don’t know English good enough. Russian language is my native language. I can help you to study that if you want.

First notebook entry: Introducing myself

Hi! My name is Inna. I live in Russia. I like Canada and I dream to visit it in my furure future. When I go to Canada I will speak to english very bad. I will speak broken English when I am in Canada. I do not want it! I hope you could help me to study learn English!))) But my current English level is not good enough I know English not enough good. Russian language is my native language. I can help you to study learn it, if you want..

First notebook entry: Introducing myself

Hi! My name is Inna. I live in Russia. I like Canada and I dream of visiting it in my future. If I went to Canada now, I'd will speak to English very badly. I do not want that! I hope you can help me to study English! ))) Still, I know my English is not yet good enough. Russian language is my native language. I can help you to study it, if you want. 

Because you imagine an unwanted possibility (bad English in Canada), you need a second conditional: if I went... I would speak...  Using will in this situation is not correct at all.

The word enough comes before nouns (enough money, enough time) and after adjectives (good enough, small enough, fast enough).

Hope that helps!