Hello!

I live in Moscow.

I work in a shop as a visual merchandiser. I want to learn English for my job and travel. I'll promised (I would like/I'd like) to meet with speakers from others countries. I can help to you to learn Russian.

The Local Elections in Poland - Part 1

At the beginning I want to emphasize that I'm not a journalist and I'm a very young person, so the news I will be talking about could be described in an incoherent way and my opinion may be controversial.
So lets start. Two weeks ago the local elections in Poland took place. I think that to understand what happened this year I have to talk a while('a while' is not needed here) about the elections that took place four years ago. I wasn't interested in politics at that time so I don't know everything about these elections, but I've heard the probably most important fact about this event. Please take a look at this map.
http://wolnemedia.net/obrazki/mapka0.jpg
It shows the percentage of invalid voices votes because of two "X" symbols on the election card( you put it at next to the name of the candidate you're voting for). What do you see? There's a red stain in the middle of the map. In Poland we call this particular stain "Masovian Voivodeship" (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Masovian_Voivodeship). Are the inhabitants of the Masovian Voivodeship dumber than other Poles? Or how is it possible that the percentage of invalid voices votes in this viovodeship almost reached 30% when the average in Poland was under 15%?
Some people say that there's one way to reduce the amount of invalid voices votes -it shouldn't be allowed for the people from the election commissions to have pens. They say that these people could put the second "X" on the election card. I don't say am not saying that this really took place, but it's hard to explain how is it it is possible that the amount of invalid voices votes in the electoral districts neighboring with the Masovian Voivodship was as half as low as it what it was in this Voivodship.
Ok, I've almost finished describing the elections from 2010. There were some really weird statistics so I expected some "weird numbers" at the elections this year. "They" didn't disappoint me...
I hope that the meaning of this text was more or less understandable. As I said I'm a very young person so my opinion may be controversial.
To be continued...

Good work, sounds interesting.

My Journey will begin (on) February 4th

Hello everybody,

I am about to graduate from UNF and travel to Beijing, China. I will teach English (1st Grade) for one year. I hope to meet a lot of people and create many (a lot of) memories. A new world and a new environment. It's been my dream to live in a foreign country and feel the struggle that a lot of my friends and students have felt. That's what I want, to feel the struggle.


I'll still be on here Italki, but not sure how often I can check it.

I will always be on Wechat, jtrack321

I have made a few corrections. The rest of it seems fine. The short sentences don't sound natural but they seem grammatically correct.

Little things in my everyday life

I woke up so very early today, and after that I had had breakfast , then I went to buy electronic components because I'm making (doing/creating) a new project in automation. And Now I'm studying English a lot and I hope to get better day by day.

alternatives:

after I'd had breakfast....(in this context you don't need a comma because it is part of the same statement). 

You can actually write 'day by day' but  'every day' sounds better.

I hope/aim to improve a bit every day ...or.... I hope to get better every day.

my first note

Hi everyone. I live in Russia and my native language is Russian. Now I'm learning English. I can read and understand rather simple texts, but it's hard to for me to speak English and understand native English speach speech. I'd be glad to learn English with from you and to teach you Russian.

It is hard to do something
It is hard for me to do something

I'd = I had

I'd be = I would be

learn English with you = we both need to learn English

learn English from you = I will be teaching you English