Great effort! If you'd find some feedback beneficial then I get the sense that you're translating verbatim from the English which results in a less natural or intuitive Arabic sentence. For the English, I get the sense you're also translating but this time perhaps from German which is evidenced by the verbs, tenses, and word order in particular, i.e. 'i *am* keep searching' (using progressive tense vs simple present) and 'there will *someone* come up' (reversing agent and verb). This is a totally natural phenomenon that many (if not most!) language learners experience, so don't fret ..perhaps keeping it in mind will help generate a more organic, native-speaker-like syntax :)

good job, you need to write longer sentences

Weibsu, schön dich kennenzulernen auch, es tut mir leid wir koennen nicht gegenseitigen Nachrichten senden (unless) Sie mir folgen (on) italki. (Wating for your follow)

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