First notebook entry: Introducing myself

I'm learning English because I like it.
My native language is Arabic and I grew up in Egypt (Alexandria,Cairo)
I enjoy drawing, graphics and practicing sports.

Hi, my name is Adrià. I'm from Catalunya.

I am learning English, because it's very important for work. I'm an athlete and a student of finance, I need to know English! Help me please :)

 

El nombre del idioma tiene que empezar con mayusculo. Cuando hablamos de profesion tenemos que usar el articulo a o an. ej. I'm a teacher. I'm a student. Good luck!!

'a' is used before a noun that starts with a consonant (b, c, d...) and 'an' is used before a noun with a vowel (a, e, i o, u)

Italki, Merry Christmas!

Here in Venezuela, most people put up a Christmas tree and the manger which represents the birth of Jesus, this generally is made by Catholic people.

In my house, this is a custom and every December I am in charge of decorating the Christmas tree and building the manger. In fact, I love to do it because is a great time to enjoy with my family.

This year, our manger is small but I think it is beautiful (of course, I built it, hahaha this is a joke).

The next picture shows my Christmas tree, manger, and shows me putting a house in our manger.

As usual, I have a question, Is this a custom to do the manger in your country?
Merry Christmas to everybody!!!!!
=)

they all have the same meaning but the formality changes. 사랑하다 is the base form, 사랑합니다 is formal, 사랑해요 is a little less formal (this is the most common), 사랑해 is informal to be used with people of your age that you are close to.