Living in Austria

Since it seems that I do not have anything better to do in the next ten minutes I decided to write a short entry about life in Austria. Next April I would will have been living in Linz for one year. Before that I had been living lived in Vienna during for two years. Although Vienna has a large population and with a relatively big international community, Linz is rather small.Ì changed this as "big" had already been used in this sentence  not really that big. There is a university and a bunch of international students here although, but it still is not as international as Vienna. This means that you really need to speak German to be able to comunicate properly.  and Using English has became a little bit more difficult so now I think that my English is getting a little more bit rusty. I guess... Don't get me wrong, to some extent everybody here in Austria speaks some English, but they would rather talk to you in their native language, which is perfectly understandable and fine with me. 

Well that's all for now, thank you for reading. I look forward to your corrections.

Well written!  I can see that you have a very good understanding of English.  Just a few minor corrections required and a few additions to smooth out your post.

Keep practising your English when possible so you don't lose too much of it while you are living in Austria!

Living in Austria

Since it seems that I do not have anything better to do in the next ten minutes I decided to write a short entry about life in Austria.

Next April I will would have been living in Linz for one year. Before that I had been living in Vienna for during two years.

While Although Vienna has a large population and a relatively big international community, Linz is not really that big. There is a university and a bunch of international students, however, though, but it is not as international as Vienna.

This means that you really need German to be able to communicate and using English has become became a little bit more difficult, so now my English is getting a little more rusty, I guess...

Don't get me wrong, to some extent everybody here in Austria speaks English, but they would rather talk to you in their native language, which is perfectly understandable and fine.