In English, we don't say "to train a language". We use training for other things, like preparing for a competition. Instead, we say "to practice a language"

1. Meu celular. Agora moro em outro país por causa da guerra e meu celular é a coisa mais importante para manter contato com a família e amigos, ler notícias sobre a Ucrânia. 2. Leitura. Tenho um hábito de ler todas as noites antes de adormecer, adoro ler e não imagino minha vida sem livros. 3. Amor. Amor do meu marido, dos meus pais, dos meus amigos. Amor ler, dançar, aprender idiomas, tomar café, caminhar. De tudo. Muito bem, Sofia!

iMuy bien Kateřina! Todos mejoramos tomando pequeños pasos, en todo.

Going to the gym today

I've been on this site for almost 10 years. It was a lot different then.

Good luck Leila! You can do it!

Hi Lacri! I'm in your same boat, but it's really hard sometimes to try to get into the freelance translation market when you're new and don't have clients, and they don't trust you as a newbie in the industry. I did help translate a website for a European language conference called the Polyglot Gathering, because the organizers needed help translating the site into different languages other than English (I don't believe anyone worked on the Romanian translation of it.) On these sites you mentioned, sometimes a specific assignment can pop up that could be for you but someone else gets it first. It's tricky. Here's the website of the language conference in Spanish that I helped work on: https://www.polyglotgathering.com/2023/es/

Hi Marcia! I'm a native English speaker from the US, if you're still looking for a language partner. :) Feel free to send me a message.