A new environment

I came to London one a (English speakers don't usually say "one" year and a half, although there's nothing wrong with it.) year and half ago, and I have been learning English since the first day. My main goal is become in fluent in English and study for my career which is in Television and Media Production. I love all everything related with to the media, so I think this is the right way for me. For now, I am in the college, and I am trying to do my best to be able to go get into a good university in London.

The last year was a long year full of changes and new experiences. I met some new people, and I've learned so much many (Use "much" for things that cannot be counted with numbers. Use "many" if you can count them, even if you don't know the actual number.) words in English to be able to survive in this new country. So (It's best not to start sentences with "so.") Now I am going to keep studying and starving striving (Starving = muriendo de hambre. Striving = esforzarse.) to get good results.

I think that this country offers me many opportunities; however, there is always something that I don't like about one place, and in this case, unfortunately, I don't like the weather, so it is something that I have to deal with.

Nicely written The0403! It's clear that being in London has really helped your English. Keep up the good work!