hi,cesar:

paperbird just makes the corrections for your article, and she is an American so that  would be ok.

Let me share with you my experience of learning English. I start always from the words, I spent a lot of time in remembering words. But I read them rahter than write them down ten times for each of them. Cause I think memorizing a word is something like meeting a friend. Some of the friends they have very specific characters so you can remember very quickly , but on the other side,there are always someone you can not easily remember at the first sight. So the best way to avoid forgetting them is to meet them almost everyday. I browse the book of vocabularies everyday, try to read very word loudly and pronounce them correctly. After this period, I began to recite some articles. I recommend you a book, it is called"New Concept English", this is a series of books which edited by Alexander, a British professor,used so wildly in China for students to improve their English. I recited most of the articles in the book3, and than I found it is not so hard for me to write something in English. I don't have to worry about organizing a sentence or choosing a word. They just come out from my mind automaticaly.

So try your best to memorize the words and recite the articles and later on, you will find a brand new cesar:)

im waiting...

I'm Cesar from Mexico, I'm 24 years old and I try to (where you can say "estudiar" in Spanish, English needs something extra- the "to" to change the verb into an infinitive) study English.
I want to speak English. I can understand English but I don't know how to write it.
i saw this chat room and I thought...O.o maybe I can learn something here, so I logged in (you can say, "registered" or "signed up," too) and I'm (There is nothing wrong with "I am," but in casual English, "I'm" sounds more natural, unless you are trying to say, like, "No, you're not!" "Yes, I am!") here but I don't know (you don't need a comma here) how to improve my English.
By the way, I can teach Spanish if anyone wants to learn it;
(does) (does is optional) anyone wanna teach me English? :P

Hey, Cesar! I edited this for things like punctuation and capitalization, but when you chat online, a lot of people don't care about these things. You are welcome to write me if you like and I will help you some more! I could use some practice in Spanish, too. The best way to improve your skills in a language is to use it as much as possible! Speak, read, listen, and write, whenever you get the chance, and your English will get much better. This is what I do for the languages I study. Whenever you find a word or expression you don't know in English, write it down, make a flashcard (tarjeta de vocabulario) and look it up in the dictionary. If you can't find something in the dictionary, come on italki and ask people here! I will be happy to help you.