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Tengo buen día. Hoy es muy calma. Estoy contento tengo fundo italki. Espero mejoro mi español con mis amigos nuevos.

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Tengo un buen día.

Hoy el día está muy calmado. Estoy contento/Me alegro por haber encontrado tengo fundo italki. Espero mejorar mi Español con mis nuevos amigos amigos nuevos.


This is the colloquial way to say it.


The verb "is" can be translated to "es" or "está", "Ser" express a permanente characteristic and "Está" for a temporary state.

And when mentioning the state of the Day you will have to say "Día" since "Today" might be translate  "Hoy", but "Hoy" in spanish is an adverb of time and you need to pair it with a noun in this case "día - day"

Español with capital E since it´s a proper noun

"Nuevos amigos" instead of "amigos nuevos" since "nuevos amigos" is "Brand-new friends" and "Amigos nuevos" is "Replacement friends" - To know more about adjectives you can check this link https://community.dur.ac.uk/m.p.thompson/adjectives.htm

And the rest are verb mistakes, IMO the hardest part to learn in the spanish lenguage is knowing what verbal tense use.


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Tengo un buen día.

Hoy es muy calmado. Estoy contento por encontrar tengo fundo italki. Espero mejorar mi español con mis amigos nuevos.

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