Introducing myself ⊂((・⊥・))⊃

Hi everyone :)

I'm YunXuan from Taiwan. I'm seventeen years old and a senior high school student in the/her third year.

(So) why am I here? Because I would like to make friends with people around the world. I think that's funny. Besides, I want to improve my English and learn more languages. The hardest thing in English to me is speaking! Because ("cus"/"cuz", etc. is not incorrect, but it is slang; "because" is more proper ;]) I don't have many chances to talk English with native speakers. So, I hope I could find some people to talk with in English. I can also teach him/her speaking Chinese.
But now I'm preparing for my/the college entrance exam, so I can't spend too much time here.
I would like to major in Spanish ,German, or French, but I have not made a decision (yet). Maybe someone can give me a suggestion?

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Not bad, just pay a little more attention to apostrophes when you connect (can not > can't) and punctuation (using commas [,] in between transitional phrases, like "So, I hope I could..."). If you work on your grammar a little as well, you will be great. 加油！

For your question: I need to know whether you would want to use one of the languages in practice (by moving to the country or going on vacation, interacting with someone who speaks the language, etc.), because otherwise, the languages are very far apart from each other. Spanish is the most widely spoken, so that should have the most use globally. French I know can be hard for Chinese speakers because of all the sounds and tones it does not have (notably the French "R"). German is not hard to pronounce, but the grammar can be complicated and it is the least spoken language of the three. Before anything, I recommend you pick the language you like most! :)