Learning many langagues

Well, today I have been searchinged for some people to exchange languages.. yYou know, I can practice English and the other person can practice Spanish.

But, I am amazed because so many people can learn more than 3 languages and they are like it.

Wow..... The English is so difficult for me, but to learn 3 or 4 at same time, and other languages thatn it do not have a Latin base.... Wow congratulations, I would like to do that sometime.

Vivian,

"Searching" is the gerund form of the verb and is almost always followed by the preposition "for" if the thing that you are searching for (the object) is mentioned.

I capitalized the word "You" because it is the beginning of a new sentence.  It almost seems like it is not because of the ... , but it seems to me to be the beginning of a new thought.

I repeated the verb "can" because it must be the same form as the previous phrase.

"...many people can learn..."  This is the same as "poder aprender".  The word "poder" is translated "can" or "to be able".

"like" is a verb in the present tense and so does not need an auxiliary verb like "are".

The word "English" is almost never used with an article ("the"), unless you say "the English language".

"...other languages that do not have a Latin base" is the correct way to phrase it.  I'm not sure that I can explain why.  The word "that" is a connecting word that starts a new phrase and so the new phrase should be just like a sentence by itself.  You can pretend to substitute the word "they" for "other languages" and then you will know how to complete the phrase: "they do not have a Latin base".

"Congratulations" is always plural.

Keep working at it.  It will get easier the more you practice.

Paul