I think what I have less than ten mistakes.
The English language will go me crazy (or the word correct is mad?)
When I read a email of my job, I can understand the context, the meaning messenger of my colleage. When I try to answer, I have very difficult for make the sentences, but I received, again, written answer. Well… We could say then all go fine.
I need to practice, I need conversation.
I have a colleague, also spanish, with the same problem, he and I usually all our comunication by email or whasapp is in English.
What is the solution for me?, Of course a Partner for conversation by skype. I am a interesting man. I have patience, free time and a good conversation in spanish, I can speak with inteligence about history, philosophy, problem's world, classic mussic, and another various topics
So.. do you want to practice with me?… This text can tell you what is my English level: very begginer, of course. do you want to be my friend? I can help you with your spanish
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I think that* I have less than ten mistakes.
The English language will drive me crazy (or is "mad" the correct word*?)When I read a email of my job, I can understand the context, the meaning of my colleague's message. When I try to answer, I have difficulty in making the sentences, but I received, again, a written answer. Well… We could say then all/everything goes fine.
I need to practice, I need conversation.
I have a colleague, also Spanish, with the same problem, he and I usually all our communication by email or Whatsapp is in English.
What is the solution for me?, Of course, a Partner for conversation by skype. I am a interesting man. I have patience, free time and good conversational Spanish, I can speak with intelligence about history, philosophy, world problems/issues, classical music, and other various topics
So.. Do you want to practice with me?… This text can tell you what my English level is: very begginer, of course. Do you want to be my friend? I can help you with your Spanish*
* "qué" translates to "what", whereas "que" (sin acento) translates to "that"
* adjectives go before nouns
* names of languages are capitalized in English.
Para ser principiante, su inglés se entiende muy bien. Concuerdo que la mejor manera de mejorar es hablando con otros, como dijo. Mucho éxito!
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