To someone from an English speaking country... from Argentina :)

I've always enjoyed speaking in English and here in Argentina, I found out that it's a little bit difficult to practise it without going to some structured/scheduled sort of a formal class setting.

My native language is Spanish.  (but the one spoken in Argentina). I enjoy hanging out with my friends, going to the cinema, doing whatever a young person would like to should be doing.

If you are reading this, you would probably would have the feeling that it's a bit too formal somehow structured... but well, it's This my first time here and I'm just following the advices [no plural form] given on this web site is giving me to write something introductory. :P

I like to read, talkative, little a bit sarcastic to people, indie??? listen to music, to takeing photos, to cooking and to eat  food. [Don't change the pattern half way.  "I like reading, talking, listening to music, taking photos, cooking and eating...]

Basically that's me it, I'm not going to keep on writing because I could can go on for years, haha.
See you!

If you write well, you can speak well and vice versa.  Without one or the other, you can never master English.  You need to have two.  Writing is reading to yourself and to another person directly even though you are not interacting face to face.

From Argentina To someone from an English speaking country :)

I've always enjoyed speaking in English, and here in Argentina, I have found that it's a little bit difficult to practice without going to some structured/scheduled class.
My native language is Spanish (but the one spoken in Argentina).
I enjoy hanging out with my friends, going to the theatre, and doing whatever a young person would like to do.
If you are reading this, you would probably have the feeling that it's somehow structured... but well, it's my first time here and I'm just following the advice that this web site is giving me, and writing something introductory :P
I like rad(?), talkative, and sarcastic people, (Indian?) music, photography, cooking, and food.
Basically that's it! I'm not going to keep on writing because I could go on for years. haha!
See you!

     Few of the corrections that I made were actual mistakes. I gave your entry a little bit more flow and changed it to American English and colloquialisms rather than UK English. It's very good, keep it up!

     Rad can refer to many things in English. It is not an adjective, so it should not be listed as a description. Can you please explain what you meant?