Hi to everybody

Hi, people everyone! (<--In English, it can be disrespectful to address a group directly as "people.") My name is Joel. and I'm not new here, but I left this page for a long time, and I would like to practice languages again! If you read this and You want to practice your Spanish, English, or even Portuguese (<--English capitalizes names of languages.) just send me a message, and we can practice together!

Welcome back, Joel! =)

Hi to everybody

Hi Joel, 

Welcome back to italki! 

Just a few suggestions for your post today:

* There is no spacing between a punctuation mark and the last letter of a previous word. I have highlighted those instances in green for your reference. 

(1) This is something which I only recently learned from some American friends on italki. In British English, there is a distinction between "practice" (noun) and "practise" (verb), though "practice" is used as both noun and verb in American English. Since I am more familiar with British English, I took the liberty to replace "practice" with "practise" as you are using to-infinitive here (to practise). 

(2) You are using a conditional sentence here. When we introduce the "if" clause in the beginning, there will be a comma to separate the "if" clause from the main clause. (Example: If you read this and want to practise your Spanish, English or even Portugese (if clause), just send me a message and we can practise together. (main clause -- main idea).

Hope these small suggestions that I have shared will be useful for you. Once again, welcome back!

Cheers, 
Lance