Hi Edith,

I agree you need to practice as much as you can, and I hope when you're in Japan you're able to communicate. Have a great trip :)

My First Post!!!

Hi! My name is Edith and this is my first post. I´ve been studing English for two years.
I really love English and I'd like to improve it.

Since I have never had the opportunity to speak with a native English speaker before, I'm really excited about the idea of meeting native English speakers [you could also just "them" as a collective pronoun] through Italki!!

Very sooner I'm going to Japan for business, and as I don't speak Japanese I will have to speak English! I must practise as much as I can, don't you think?

My First Post!!!

Hi! My name is Edith and this is my first post. I´ve been studing English for two years.
I really love English and I´d like to improve it.
Since I have never had the opportunity to speak with a native English before; I´m really excited about the idea of meeting native English speakers through Italki!!
Soon I´m going to Japan for business; and as I don´t speak Japanese I will have to speak English!!! I must practise as much as I can!!! Don´t you think?

Soon-  Very soon I'm going to Japan

sooner- es una palabra, si, es verdad, asi "Sooner or later I am going to build a large house"  El futuro indefinido, probablamente mas tarde

Generalemente, se dice "very soon" no "sooner" pero es verdad, sooner  es una palabra

     My name is Edith and this is my first post. I've been studing English for two years. I really love the English language and I´d like to improve my ability to use it. Since I have never had the opportunity to speak with a native English speaker before, I'm really excited about the idea of meeting native English speakers through iTalki.com. 
     I'm going to Japan for business, and since I don't speak Japanese I will have to speak English. I should practice a lot, don't you think?

     You are using semi-colons in place of comas. Semi-colons are used to join independant clauses together and to create lists. Commas provide breaks between thoughts or transitions within a sentence. Maybe you will find a Japanese who speaks Spanish.