The beginning of my journey into English...

A few years ago, like the millions of other people before me as millions of others , I decided to learn at least one other foreign language. The importance of English was indisputable, and without any doubts in my mind, the choice was made instantly. With a the strong feeling of dedication towards my new passion for learning an alien language (although this isn't technically wrong, it sounds a bit strange. I would stick with 'foreign' language over 'alien'), the first move that I did, was of course, to google the most sacred of words at the time, at the moment words ''How to learn English''. It was so simple, but unfortunately Google had a some different plan in mind, and without any of my awareness added one more word to my searching. The word was ''fast'', one word that drastically changed the direction of the searching.
Not paying too much attention to  what at the time, I thought was an insignificant matter this insignificant matter, as I thought then, I started clicking on every link provided by that deceptive search-engine. Most of those web resources claimed to able to have make a native speaker out of me within 1, 3, or even 6 months at the very worst. Having been flattered by such a sweet lure of effortless study, while reading their so promising articles, I already felt as if I was becoming a native speaker, little by little.like as if I little by little became a native English speaker. Not surprisingly though, that the euphoria hadn't lasted for too long until and all my expectations were shattered into pieces as soon as I scrolled down the page to the price of that very fast transformation. Although my enthusiasm almost fully dissipated due to not having some extra money burning a hole in my pocket, I learnt from that lesson a lot and realized one thing for good: every decision that I was going to make from that point forward had to be thoroughly thought out instead of taking a leap in the dark.
Keeping that rule in mind I got rid of that misleading word "fast" in the a searching form as fast as possible; although, like the pattern of the first page that Google suggested, I managed to find few more links that at first look seemed to be reliable. And a very simple phrase that drew my attention to, and finally opened my eyes was: "in order to make your first attempt to speak any foreign language at least one years' time has to be invested in studying, and if you're one of those naive optimists who believes that it's possible to learn something within a month you should close that tab immediately"; since then my journey has begun...

New vocabulary about food

Famished => I was famished when I passed out in front this restaurant yesterday.
Famine => The orphan children are having a famine.
Feast => When I celebrate a special date I usually have a do the feast.
Pleasant => This pizza tastes very pleasant.
Bland (without taste) => Hospital food is bland, because it doesn´t have seasoning.
Chewed =>The tough meat had to be thoroughly chewed before I could swallow it. I chewed a lot that tough meat.  (This sounds weird to me)

Swallow (When you put food down your throat) => I swallow that food whole because the taste is awful.

Inedible (you cannot eat) => The food of this restaurant is inedible because the smell is bad.
Raw (Food that is not cooked) => I like raw food, such as sushi. 
Ripe (it is ready to harvest) => This season the fruits are ripe to harvest.
Rotten (decayed) => The fruits are rotten because they forgot to harvest.
Tender (soft) => I like tender meat because it's easier to chew. i can chew more easy.
Unripe (it is not ready to harvest) => The fruits are unripe because it´s too early to harvest.

It's the third day of my class!

On At the first day, people in the class were not friendly to each other, but after 2 days, people became to be more friendly. each other.

I had a lunch with three people. Having a meal with don' know person people I don't know is not awkward anymore. I think I'm getting used to socializing. be more socialize.

Spending a time with don' know person people I don't know is of-course awkward. So, I think you don't need to worry too much. The other person will probably also be anxious. So just keep trying to talk naturally.