First notebook entry: Introducing myself

I am learning English because it's important for my work - I'm a biologist. I'd like to apply for a job position (PhD, fellowship) abroad, and I've seen that it is generally required a C1 level of English is generally required. At the moment, I'm only on a B2 level, so I'm trying to improve my skills, especially the writing and speaking ones, in which I'm weaker.
My native language is Italian, as I grew up in the north-east of Italy, where I'm still living. In my free time I enjoy reading (I like fantasy books, like The Song of Ice and Fire saga), going out with friends, and having a walk with my dogs.

When appropriate use ...

What is the difference between this words? when should I use?

Well= This is used when you are talking about someone's performance. 

Example: You did very well today.

Example: I did well on this test.

         This also can be used when talking about how someone feels.

Example: I do not feel well.

Example: Do you not feel well?

Fine= This is a very casual or informal word. 

Example: Hi, how are you? I am fine.

Example: How does your food taste? It tastes fine.

         Using the word "fine" is not very proper, it makes you sound like you are unhappy. 
Good= This word is like the more formal version of fine.

Example: Hi, how are you? I am good!

Example: How does your food taste? It tastes good!

         Using good is simply more proper than fine.
Nice= This word can be used in many different ways:

Example: She is so nice. 

Example: That looks nice.

         Generally, nice can be used when you are describing something besides yourself. The only time you use nice when referring to yourself is when saying "I was nice to him!". Other than the sentence I just said, you should use a different word when describing yourself.

        To be proper, nice should only be used when describing an object or someone other than you.

And...

Merry= This word is used very rarely in the English language. It is only used in very formal situations.

Example: Merry Christmas!

Example: Be merry. (This means the same thing as "be happy")
Happy= This word is exactly the same as merry, just less formal. Happy is used very very much, while merry is not.

Example: I am happy!

Example: Happy Halloween!

I hope this helps. Message me with any further questions.

My plans future

I am studying English in through a virtual course, in addition of to Italki. I am determined to travel to the USA next year to improve my English, and to experience another culture and make many friends. Where I live there are not many places to visit; I'm from a small city where there are no movie theaters and I love movies. I have to wait for a long time to see a movie that was in theaters recently. I also love the great monuments and buildings, in addition to the green parks and restaurants, I'm obsecionada with museums and would like to travel to big cities and know see beautiful scenery.

Obsecionada- Not a word

Good luck! Your English is getting better!

The winter of Japan

In These days, the weather is getting much colder. My room is a traditional Japanese room, known as Tatami-heya. It is too cold to get be in. And, I can internet surfing surf the internet with my phone, without not my computer. Besides, my phone is not convenience to write convienient for writing long texts, just like other mobile devices.
So, I can't promise to write a diary entry everyday.

Today, in Seoul, there is snow very tough a lot of snow. The Seoul city hall page in on facebook says about to care for snow and frozen roads all the day
Tokyo is not too cold.
I am afraid that it will be frozen if I go to Seoul.

First notebook entry: Introducing myself

My name is Adela and I´m from the Czech Republic, so my native language is Czech. Anyway I´m able to converse in English and I´ve been working on it constantly. Two years ago I´ve decided to learn Spanish, because I met a few wonderful friends from Mexico and fell in love with their language, as well :)

I love travelling and meeting new, interesting people. Besides I´m into photography, music, culinary arts and many many other things.