Why I learn different languages.

I work as a teacher of Russian as a foreign language. I'm learning English for a year. But I haven't conversational practice. Now my students are not only English speakers, but also French speakers, Spainish speakers, Portugues speakers... And I'm remembering French ( I've been studing it at the University many years ago) and want to begin to study Spainish and Portugues.
But also I want to learn Finnish - I live not far from Finland and I'd like to understand language of neighbors.

Why I learn different languages.

I work as a teacher of Russian as a foreign language. I've been learning English for a year, but I haven't had conversational practice. Now, my students are not only English speakers, but also French speakers, Spanish speakers, and Portuguese speakers. I'm learning French - I studied it at the University many years ago -and I want to begin to study Spanish and Portuguese.
I also want to learn Finnish - I live not far from Finland and I'd like to understand the language of my neighboring country.

You have made a good effort here. My advice to you is to work on your grammar. I noticed the perfect present tense and your past tense were mixed up. Notice: I have been learning English for a year vs I studied English for a year. I have been studying French for many years vs I studied French many years ago. I hope this helps 

Why I learn different languages.

I work as a teacher of Russian as a foreign language. I'm learning English for a year. But I haven't conversational practice. Now my students are not only English speakers, but also Franch speakers, Spainish speakers, Portugues speakers... And I'm remembering French ( I've been studing it at the University many years ago) and want to begin to study Spainish and Portugues.
But also I want to learn Finnish - I live not far from Finland and I'd like to understand language of neighbors.

Why I learn different languages.

I work as a teacher of Russian as a foreign language. I'm learning English for a year. But I haven't conversational practice. Now my students are not only English speakers, but also French speakers, Spainish speakers, Portugues speakers... And I'm remembering French ( I've been studying it at the University many years ago) and want to begin to study Spainish and Portugues.
But also I want to learn Finnish - I live not far from Finland and I'd like to understand language of neighbors.