A real friendship.. by Internet?

What is a real friendship?

For me a real friend is a person who you I consider as your a brother or sister. You can count with him/her on them in a very difficult situations, and you think on him/her of them when you are passing the most enjoyable experience great moments.

I was thinking wonder if this is possible with friends who met each other by on the internet. I am a bit skeptical about making friends on internet, because, I really enjoy to sharing real moments with people, for example, drinking a coffee, watching a movie, cooking a meal, etc. But I think we can tell us each other talk about how different are our countries are, our experiences and share reflexions memories. And That is an enriching experience.

I enjoy to talking with friends on italki because I can practice my English fluency and also knowing learn more about a particular country or city. But to be honest, when they ask me if I could put can turn on my webcam, I normally say no. I am a bit shy, and for in order to putting use my webcam I need to feel some confident with the person who is on front of me the other end. Anyway Either way, I feel good knowing I can help others improve their fluency in Spanish and also improve my English.

Many times Sometimes, a person needs someone who don't doesn't know anything about oneself for telling them to see what is happening in his or her their life, and I'm grateful that I could find one for doing this by someone who does this for me on italki.

Kisses!

A Real Friendship ... by Internet?

What is a real friendship?

To* me, a real friend is someone who you consider as your brother or sister. You can always count on them*in very difficult situations, and you think of them whenever you are experiencing the most enjoyable moments.

I was wondering if this is possible with those friends who met each other by the Internet. I, myself, am a bit skeptical about making friends on it because I really enjoy sharing real moments with people, in person. For example, drinking a coffee, watching a movie, cooking a meal, etc., can all be done as we tell us each other about how different our countries are, relate our experiences and share memories. And those, are very  enriching moments 

I enjoy to talk with friends on italki because I can practice my English fluency, as well as also start knowing more about a particular country or city. But to be honest, whenever they ask me if I could use my webcam, I normally say no. I am a bit shy, so in order for me to use my webcam, I need to feel some confidence, to have developed some trust, with the person who will be on front of me. Anyway, I definitely feel good knowing that I can help others improve their fluency in Spanish, while improving my English at the same time.

Many times, a person needs someone who doesn't know anything about them* in order to open up and tell them what is happening in their life, and I am grateful that i could find someone for doing this here on iTalki.

Hi Ludy! Very nice composition! As to the English, the "I" when referring to yourself is always capitalized. I also just reworded / rewrote a few of your sentences to make them easier to read. I hope this helps you. J.

*To me" works better when giving your opinion as you are doing. "For me" is not wrong, but I have rarely encountered it in my reading.

**members of the Grammar Police will disagree, but using plural pronouns (they, them, themselves and their) in their gender-neutral singular contraction is acceptable. Plus, it just makes for easier reading!