"Is there anyone here who can add me as a friend because i want ameliorate in my english language" Correction: "Is there anyone here who can add me as a friend because I want to improve my English?" Reny Pierce is incorrect. The word 'ameliorate' is normally used when talking about a situation, so usually, we do not use this word as a substitute for "improve" in the context of your sentence. Example: "We can ameliorate the situation through reasonable discussion" i.e "we can make a (bad) situation better" You would not normally use this word when saying 'you want to improve your understanding of English' or 'improve your ability to speak English'. Also, Reny has grammatical mistakes in her response: "it's great if your trying to be funny" Correction: "it's great if you're trying to be funny" In answer to your question, you can add me. :)

Hi Manraj, hello from Bali, Indonesia :)