You can ask anything you want but the languages you're asking for are not very popular here, I'm not sure someone will know and help. It's allowed but it's just hard :)

I think it looks okay, just change 'I dare say' to 'I dare to say'

Already is used when something has happened already. Example: Is it already 8'o clock? Is your brother already at school? I already bought it. Yet is used when you expect something but it hasn't happened yet. Example: Is it time yet? I don't know yet, but I will. Still is used when something is happening like it's continuation. Example: Are you still thinking about that? Is your brother still working out? Even is used for many things but in this context of time, it's used when something is unexpected. Example: I didn't even know about that. I didn't even get the chance to see him.

Both have the same meaning, I do however see 'maybe' being more used than 'perhaps'

If you want to improve your speaking skills and talk more clearly there's only one thing you can do and that is to talk. You can make some connections here and on other websites, exchange whatsapp and skype id so you can talk and help each other but there are other ways too. I always suggest that you talk to yourself, many people overlook this but I think it's important. Try to explain a situation, try to describe what your room looks like but speak it out loud, it's a great way to see if you're lacking on vocabulary and to train your speaking skills, the only problem is that you won't get any feedback so do both. Talk to yourself and talk to other people. If you watch movies in English and listen to music then you can use that as well, learn the lyrics to a song and sing it out loud, repeat until you're pronouncing like the singer. Same thing with watching tv shows and movies. Listening is not just about listening, it can improve your speaking skills too. The more you listen, the more you'll be able to understand how people talk, how they use slangs, how they cut certain letters when talking fast.

Are you sure you're looking the right word in your dictionary? 1. any series of signs or symbols used to represent quantities or elements in a specialized system, such as music or mathematics See more here: http://www.thefreedictionary.com/notational

Have you ever seen the music video? It's about loving his daughter and in the music video they're sitting on a boat, so the boat keeps her safe and dry until she decides to go do something. The video connects a lot with the song. She's just a little girl and when she leaves the boat to jump in the water she's already a grown up so that's what I got from it.

Don't be sad, you will find someone. I suggest you try to connect with people outside Skype, for example, I don't really have the time to spend hours on Skype but I can text, write, make corrections and even send audio sometimes. You just need to find the right balance between your schedules.

You can connect with people on Youtube channels by commenting, you can do on forums like linguaholic, instagram, facebook, try to find people the same you would in your native language.

But don't worry, there are plenty of people here on italki for you to talk to, just be patient :)