Hello! I'd say that you should pick the one that's the nearest to your native language. In this case, it'd be either Japanese or Korean. If you learn a different language with a similar grammar or similar word etc it will make your learning progress much faster and easier! German, French, and Spanish look good too. They have different rules and words but since you are a Chinese speaker i think you will have more struggles than learning Japanese/Korean. However, if you are very interested, go on! It'll be a challenging one of course :) Aand, consider the goal why you are learning the language. It will show you a clearer decision of choosing a language for you. Hope it helps and good luck!

Hello Saeed, "will" and "should" are called modal verbs. In the English grammar, you aren't allowed to put two modal verbs next to each other in a single sentence. So the best way is, to choose only one of them to make the sentence look correct!

In Moscow new road signs are being installed (they stand on the streets with <strike>weak traffic and delicately fit into the urban architecture)</strike> free-flowing traffic and fits the urban architecture).
Together with the Center for Technical Development in the studio a support for <strike>road signs of a new mode was created.</strike> A new kind of road signs was created.
We make the pillar square so that the signs do not scroll and are not exposed to <strike>external influences</strike> materials from the outside (i get your meaning, but it's difficult to find the word that can replace) , we develop a light and strong collar on one bolt, at the bottom of the pillar there is a beautiful metal base.
The base is made of two steel sheets by the metal bending method and it is most similar to the elegant steel origami.
The pillar is cheap in production and convenient to use. For example, the decorative base can be installed quickly thanks to a clever locking system. You take the two halves, connect and click! Locks are arranged so that it is practically impossible to disassemble or deform the base.
We choose a strict black color and we <strike>rejoice</strike> are glad. (I don't know what you mean by this sentence). The most beautiful and intelligent pillar for a road sign has appeared in the history of pillars for road signs.

Salam alaikum brother, my English is near fluent since i've been taught English since i was 3 years old. I think we can learn from each other :)

feel free to talk with me brother

Hello, Milena!
My English is near fluent because i was taught English since the age of 3 besides my native language. I'd be glad if i can help you with mastering English and getting know about your culture :)

feel free to talk with me!

in my opinion, you don't need to put has/had. Just "right after she read...." . Then for the last one, i'd say to use "due" so it's "..her motivation to click due the fact that..." hope this helps!

Bonjour Gabriel, je voudrais apprendre le française avec toi :) Je peux apprendre toi l'Indonesién