To keep practicing practising foreign language regularly

I am not the kind of person who can keep doing something somthing for a long time. Learning foreign languages is a sort of challenge for me.
The reason why I desire to get better improve my English is to communicate with other people who come from different countries. I am not sure if I can could make it, so I just keep practicing practising my English everyday just for myself.

To keep practising a foreign language regularly

I am not the kind of person who can keep doing something for a long time. Learning foreign languages is a sort of challenge for me.
The reason why I desire to improve my English is to communicate with other people who come from different countries. I am not sure if I can do it, so I just keep practising my English everyday for myself.

Hey!

Looks great to me! I am learning Japanese so I understand how hard it is to get the regular practice we need and to enjoy it at the same time. It might not be fast or easy, but your already so good. Great job! You'll be perfect in no time.

Have a nice day!

Hollie

To keep practising foreign language regularly

I am not the kind of person who can keep doing something for a long time. Learning a foreign language is a sort of challenge for me.
The reason why I desire to get better  The reason I want to improve my English is to is to communicate with other people who come from different countries. I am not sure I could make it, I'm not sure I'll succeed, so I just keep practising my English every day by for myself.

NOTES:

Practising is the British English spelling of the American English word "practicing." Depending on where you use your English, be aware that the spelling may vary. 

"I'm not sure I could make it" -> "I'm not sure I can make it." This expression implies a goal with a place, position, or perhaps even financial marker of success. For example, someone who wants to start their own business might say, "I'm not sure I can make it [there / to that goal]." It doesn't sound as natural in terms of general fluency goals. 

Everyday vs. every day (띄어쓰기 주의) 

Every day: 매일매일 일어나는 일, 매일매일 하는 행위에 대해 말할 때 씀. Ex: I go to the gym every day. 매일 운동하러 간다. It rains every day. 매일 비 온다. 

Everyday: 평소에 흔한 물건, 행위 등에 대해 말할때 씀. Ex: You don't have to wear anything special. Just wear your everyday clothes. 특별한 옷 안 입어도 돼. 주로 입는 걸 입고 와.