self introduction for a job interview.

You definitely come off as kind, as you were wanting. I always find with jobs, especially service jobs, especially service jobs for airlines, it is very important that the first thing you let a possible future employer know is that you respect the company and you are dedicated to providing a positive customer experience for their clients. I've used what you provided and rewritten it in a format that I have found successful while applying for customer service jobs.

Good morning/afternoon. I am so excited to meet you and learn more about China Eastern Airlines. The first thing you should know about me is I believe good words are worth much and cost little. I have never found it hard to provide a great, positive customer service experience in any situation. In prior opportunities, I have been told by clients that I am the kindest staff they've ever met and my co-workers have agreed. I know I am the right person to provide world-class hospitality with Eastern charm for you and your honored patrons.

"World-class hospitality with Eastern charm" is the first thing I saw on their website and I think those are the exact words you're looking for. It shows them that you are dedicated and have done your research in addition to being good at customer service. Hope this helps! Good luck! :)

In America, I find there is a stigma on getting married too early, but not too late. Getting married before you turn twenty (or even before you graduate college) seems to be more shocking for people than getting married later in life. From what I've seen, marriage is a bigger deal to rush into with couples between the ages of 25-35 who haven't been together very long (2-3 years), versus couples who have been together for 10+ years. I know many couples getting married after knowing each other for a couple of years and many couples who don't seem to worry too much about marriage who have been together for a longer amount of time.

The biggest stigma regarding marriage in America tends to falls with celebrities more than members of society not in the tabloids. Celebrities get the most attention (positive or negative) for getting married. Headlines will say "they're too young, what are they thinking?" or "they're much older, so they need to get married." Kim Kardashian was only married for 72 hours, but the press is still talking about it years later (even after she got re-married and had two kids) because there was such a stigma about the short marriage.

I like sports.

Great job, Alfredo! Most of what I noticed was just verb tense, which is probably the most difficult part of learning English. You'll rarely find the word, "therefore" in common conversation. It is best used in formal essays or speech. Based on the context of your entry, I would replace "therefore" with the word, "so."

EX: I feel there are a lot of health benefits and I have made friends through sports, so I will keep practicing them.

When learning a new language, it's best to start learning the things that you love. Whatever you talk about most is the first thing you should know in any language. Good luck!

What should i do?

Hilal,

I would recommend choosing the language you think would be most helpful based on where you want to live/travel. Most people in America choose to learn Spanish because a huge part of the US population speaks Spanish, but a lot of my friends chose to take French because they want to travel to France. I take Italian because I want to go to Italy.

Whatever you feel would be best for what you are hoping to do with the language is the right choice. And if you really want, you can learn two languages! Maybe only one class, but you can always practice the other on here.