I'm in level 1

Great job! There were a few mistakes that I can understand a native Spanish speaker making, like the lack of <em>to</em> practice and capitalization. Completely understandable, though! I'm beginning to learn Spanish, I'm in my second year. AT the end of my first year, I practiced with some native speakers, and I would like to do it again. We can teach each other and help each other practice if you want. I would greatly prefer to type only, not talk. I have Skype and Steam, and can get other programs if needed. Si no comprendiste lo que dije, puedo (debe ser 'pueda?' Estoy aprendiendo el subjuntivo) traducirlo a español.

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My name is Aitor. I live in canary island. I'm 19 years old. I am a boy with blond hair and light brown eyes. I am studying for master to the ships (Not sure what you mean there, sorry). I don't know much English, but I like it. I require assistance from people who would like to help me!

Hello, Aitor. I would love to help you with your English! I would also like help with my Spanish, do you think you could help me? Your English seems very good from what I've seen here, it just needs some polishing to fix the punctuation and capitalization, and make it flow more. If you could try to clarify what you mean by the master to the ships part, I will gladly fix it. If you are interested in getting help with English (and helping me with Spanish), tell me.

MY CITY

My city is a beautiful site in Spain. people say it is the city of the flowers.
The weather is moderately hot in the summer and moderately cold in the winter.
In the summer, you can to go to the beach and drink a cold beer in the terrace of a bar.

Valencia is really nice!!!

I want to learn English, I speak Spanish

Hello!! My name is Pepe, I'm 17 years old and I live in Spain. I want to learn english, so let's speak through Skype! Do you want to speak Spanish?

Very good overall! I commented on your other entry, which was essentially a Spanish version of this. I am interested in talking with you, so just message me. What you missed was mostly capital letters, but with one 'to' added. That mistake is very understandable, it is not used there in Spanish, and us English speakers learn infinitives as having the word 'to' built in. The 'through' correction is mainly because it sounds better. Using is technically correct, as far as I know. For contractions, apostrophies (') are used, not what you used (`) (not even sure what those are called). That is a common mistake from what I've seen.