Choose between; My country is a former soviet Republic, like yours. The major proportion of the population speak Romanian and after that Russian as a second language. My country is a former soviet Republic. Like yours, the major proportion of the population speak Romanian and after that Russian as a second language. or ... the majority of the population... <-- even better, but further from your original. ...Romanian and Russian as a second language. <-- shorter, simpler One of the distinctive features of my area is wine. I know many people from abroad who know about my country only for its wine.

Here is the corrected version: My country is a former Soviet Republic. Like your country, the major part of the population speaks Romanian and after that Russian (as a second language.) One of the distinctive features of my country is wine. I know many people from abroad who know about my country but only for its wine. A big problem I see here is forgetting to use the "s" version of the verb for third person singular. This is a very common mistake for learners of English. Don't forget, we only really conjugate a verb when it is in third person singular. I go, you go, we go, they go, s/he goes. And there you go!

Thank you :)

My country is old Soviet Republic like yours. The major part of population speaks Romanian after Russian, that is a second language. My country is famous for its wine in the world, that is the fact I know.