Hi everyone!

Hi, my name is Gabriel, but almost no one calls me that way. You can call me Gabo, it's simpler. I'm from Mexico City.

I acquired my English skills by reading a lot of articles and tutorials on the internet. Actually I haven't had any formal training since high school.

I can understand almost everything I read in English but I still have some issues trying to understand any casual conversation, specially when they are speaking very fast. Ironically, even though I read a lot, I'm still have some problems making sure anything I'm writing makes sense.

Recently, I've been few times to the United States. No for so long, just a little vacation (or just trip). It turns out that sometimes I felt a little uncertain talking to people. I struggled a little bit in the beginning but then I felt pretty comfortable. Lots of nice people.

One of my plans for this year is to give a talk or conference (do you mean presentation?) in plain English to an audience of native speakers audience. It will be hard but I'm sure if a practice good enough, I can do it. Talking to large audiences it's not a problem at all... well... I think so.

So, if anyone wants to practice their Spanish, I'll very glad to help, no matter where you are. :)

Thanks for reading.

Hi everyone!

Hi, my name is Gabriel, but almost no one calls me that way. You can call me Gabo, it's simpler. I'm from Mexico City.

I acquired my english skills by reading a lot of articles and tutorials on the internet. Actually I didn't had have any formal training since high school.

I can understand almost everything I read in english but I still have some issues trying to understand any casual conversation, specially when they are speaking very fast. Ironically, even when I reading a lot, I'm still having have some problems to make sure anything know what I'm writing write makes sense.

Recently, I've been few times in to the United States. No for so long, just a little short tourism trip. It turns out that sometimes I felt a little unconfident talking to anyone, I struggled a little bit at the beginning but then I felt pretty started feeling more confortable. I've met lots of nice people there.

One of my plans for this year is to give a talk lecture or conference in plain English to a native speakers audience. It will be hard but I'm sure if I practice good enough I can do it. Talking to large audiences it's not a problem at all... well... I think so.

So, if anyone wants to practice their Spanish, I'll be very glad to help with that, no matter where you are. :)

Thanks for reading.

Hi everyone!

Hi, my name is Gabriel, but almost no one calls me that way. You can call me Gabo, it's simpler. I'm from Mexico City.

I acquired my English skills by reading a lot of articles and tutorials on the internet. Actually I didn't had have any formal training since high school.

I can understand almost everything I read in English but I still have some issues trying to understand any casual conversation, especially when they people are speaking very fast. Ironically, even when I read a lot, I'm I still having have some problems to make making sure anything I'm writing makes sense.

Recently, I've been a few times in to the United States. (It's more natural to say: Recently, I've been to the United States a few times.) No Not for so long, just a little tourism trip. It turns out that sometimes I felt a little unconfident talking to anyone, I struggled a little bit at the beginning but then I felt pretty comfortable. Lots of nice people.

One of my plans for this year is to give a talk or conference in plain English to a native speakers audience. It will be hard but I'm sure if a practice good well enough I can do it. Talking to large audiences it's not a problem at all... well... I don't think so.

So, if anyone wants to practice their Spanish, I'll be very glad to help, no matter where you are. :)

Thanks for reading.