how I spoke My conversation with the an English woman.

It was took place a few days ago. I take up on the disision decided to speak with the foriner a foreigner and in order to improve my English. It was worth it. But at the begining of her speach was difficult to understand her. In the beginning, it was difficult to understand her. She pronounced some words sounds not like I studied differently than how I learned, e.g. [difikult] instead of [difikalt], very much[u], love - not like[LAV] [LOV]. Is it an accent?

Yes, it probably is an accent. There is a big difference between English and American accents, not to mention Australian accents and others.

how I spoke with the an English woman

It was a few days ago.  I take up on made the disision decision to speak with the foriner foreigner and improve my English.  It was worth it. At the begining of her speach our conversation, it was difficult to understand her.  She pronounced some words, some sounds not like I had studied them, e.g., -[difikult] instead of [difikalt]. Very much[u], love-not like[LAV] [LOV] Is it an accent?

You are very brave to strike up a conversation with a complete stranger.  The British speak with a much different accent than Americans.  There are many different accents in Britains depending on where she was from. 

How did I spoke with the English woman

It was a few days ago when I took up on the a decision to speak with a foreigner and to improve my English. It was worth it. But at the begining of her speach was difficult to understand her.She pronounced some words, witch sounds not like what I learned. E.G-[difikult] instead of[difikalt].Very much[u],love-not like[LAV] [LOV]Is it an accent?

My English is not very well. I can only find some obvious mistakes.

I like your note. I haven't been communicated with any foreigner in English, and I'd like to try it. Sounds very interesting!