My name is Wan Bo, [I am] 30 years old. I'm here to find a job [working with] with Embeded Linux software. I used to be a PHP software engineer for 4 years. I know you [probably want to know how I started with] Embeded. [It's] because my [hobbies]. I love programming, I wish [to] see what I have built [in real life], not just [running in a] server. Embeded software can control robots, [hardware] devices and [more]. I think that is the coolest thing I have ever seen. Thank you [for the opportunity]. Good luck!!

A compliment

I've talked to my mom today by one on messenger service. She said to me "the older you are, the more beautiful you become" wich I am best after old, yes. 

Qaunto mais velha mais bonita. How can I say this in English?

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"Qaunto mais velha mais bonita" is not a standard phrase in English so there are multiple ways you could phrase this;

"The older, the more beautiful" <-- the most "direct" and "literal" translation although it doesn't sound like something we would say as often in English

"The older you are, the more beautiful you become" <-- what I would most likely say

"You become more beautiful every year" <-- not a direct translation at all but the meaning is the same and a common saying in English

"You become more beautiful as you age" <---again not a direct translation but somewhat common