I want to learn another language

My name is Taylor. I am from Beijing, China. Also Although I have been am 42 years old, I want to learn other languages: English, French or others. Rencentlly Recently, I have been wanting to learn French, and I wish to meet a person with who I can exchange languages. Absolutely, my Mandarin is very good.

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Very good!

Explanations:

1) Although = "Without being influenced by the fact that." Ex: Although it was raining, the soccer game continued. NOTE: If you wanted to use also: "Also, I am 42 years old, and I want to.."

2) I am ____ years old.

3) I have been wanting = present perfect continuous tense. In other words, something started in the past and is continuing in the present.

4) You exchange languages with someone. "Who" is called a relative pronoun.

Relative pronouns replace a person, place, or thing (noun) and relate one an action done after the relative pronoun to a noun mentioned before the relative pronoun.

Ex: The person who you called is waiting for you. (You called the person)

A piece of cabbage that I ate is in my teeth. (I ate the piece of cabbage)

NOTE: Nitpicky people who obsess over grammar will tell you to use the relative pronoun "whom." While "whom" is grammatically correct, it makes you sound pretentious, and the word is slowly slipping out of use. In formal language - business letters, academic papers - you should use "whom" in the cases where it applies (search "who vs whom" on Google), but in all other cases it should be alright to just use "who."

I want to learn another language

My name is taylor, I am from Beijing China. Although I have been 42 years old, I want to learn other languages, English , French or others. Rencentlly , I want to learn French. and I wish to meet a person that we can exchange our language. Absolutely, my Manderin is very good.