Sunday

I just got back from my brother's home now.
This morning I coudn't go to the church because I didn't feel well.
Missionary Olsen is gone,and came another missionary came in his place. His name is Meta'u, and he has dark skin. His parents aren't originally American, and they came from an Island that I forgot the name of. I will learn more about him.
Now I am going to watch a movie that my former English teacher sent me.

1 can I speak [I am cold] to express [I feel cold]? 2 can I speak [I am cold] to express [I have a cold]? 3 can I speak [I am cold] to express [my body is cold]? 1 and 3 are correct. With question two you run into the problem that cold has multiple meanings in english. I have a cold means that you are sick, and I am cold means that you are not warm.

Usually a what a native english speaker will do is look at what you are trying to say as a whole, and then correct it so that it is grammatically correct. We also make sure that everything is spelled correctly and that punctuation is right :)

Why am I always sick?

I have been sick for weeks. Last Thusday night I had a headache and diarrhea and the same on Friday. On Thursday I could not to finish my English lesson on Skype. I hope, God willing, that I will have recovered by next week!

First notebook entry: Introducing myself

Hi! everybody! I'm a college student, and I'm a beautiful girl( I think at least,haha! ).
My goal is simple,I know you already know. So I believe I don't need to explain too much, right?
I just want you to figure it out yourself. Maybe it's an adventure. I know you all probably like adventures.
That's all, thank you!

Neither of those are used. You should say "How should I do it?" --> "However you want" As you wish" and "as you like" in the context of that sentence should be "however you like". you wouldnt say "however you wish."

that is an osakan dialect, you shouldnt use it outside of there. plus its rude.