First notebook entry: Introducing myself

I am learning Hindi, because I want to study abroad and work in India.
My native language is English, I grew up in Europe, Orient, and Hawaii.
I enjoy reading, yoga, swimming, singing
मैं हिंदी सीख रहा हूँ, क्योंकि मैं विदेश में अध्ययन करने के लिए और भारत में काम करना चाहते हैं.
मेरी मातृ भाषा अंग्रेजी है, मैं यूरोप, ओरिएंट, और हवाई में पला बढ़ा.
मैं पढ़ना, योगा, तैराकी का आनंद लें, गायन

Yes, it would be proper to define "time" by using "with" first sight.

i need to learn english ...and i want to speak in english with some people ..

i need to learn english ...and i want to speak in english with some people ..

 

I need and want to learn to speak English with people.

 

The word people- could mean "many" , "few" depending how you introduce the word people.

If you say "do you believe "in" Love "at" first sight. It depends on your frame of mind at the moment - being "in" Love - could mean - an exchange of "feelings" - be it spiritual or emotional. "at" first sight, could mean - someone or something that made you hold your breath or gasp for a breath (in English usually someone would say "it" - person, place or thing - took my breath away) Something or someone above the ordinary in value.

"a lawyer who has been there himself". It's an idiom term meaning - the lawyer has experienced or lived the same experience as you have/ or going through now. Another simpler term is " walk in the other man's shoes before you judge him".