If I could turn back time.
When I was 10 years old all
of the students
of in our class needed to choose
a foreign language
s for learning.
I begged
them to take me
to into the group
with studying German.
In the 80's
anyone didn’t need no one needed English.
If I could turn back time and knew the future, I would certainly choose studying English.
I need it
for to communicate with friends and I like it very much.
I would also go to study at the University of
Foreign
Languages Faculty.
Then I’d go abroad for a practice.
When my knowledge of
the English was sufficient to use
it at work, I would work
as a teacher and a translator.
I’d like to work by the Internet.
I’d have traveled a lot to different countries. (Another way to say this: I'd have traveled to a lot of different countries.)
Knowledge of foreign languages
made makes it possible to earn money.
I think that my life was filled with many bright events and I wouldn’t want to change it significantly.
(Maybe change the tense of this sentence from past tense to present tense? This is just a suggestion.)
My life is filled with many bright events and I don't want to change it significantly.
But if it has happened that I do not know the English language, I am going to learn it now!
(Same suggestion here. Maybe say it differently.)
Even though I did not learn the English language, I am going to learn it now!
(Very nicely written! There are a lot of ways to say the same thing, but I understood everything you said without a problem.)
