First notebook entry: Introducing myself

I am 20 years old, student in university of Paris.
I want to integrate an ingeneering (engineering) school but they demand a high level in english, that's why I must learn and improve it in order to realise my objectif  (objective).

* You'ved used the french spelling for both words I think. The correct spelling is written in brackets. Hope this helps :D 

I think it's never too late to learn. It just depends on which level you'd like to reach. Maybe if you want to play like the great virtuoso's like paganini or those popular ones like vanessa mae and joshua bell, it may be slightly difficult. If you just want to play a few tunes I think that's highly possible. :) I have a friend who is 24 years old, and is self-taught, kind of. He went for lessons for a few months , then he continued learning by himself and he can play pretty well. Maybe you have some hidden talent ! Do you have any previous experience with any musical instruments? I myself learnt the erhu 2 years ago. It's a sort of chinese violin with 2 strings. I'm 23 myself. I feel like learning a lot more instruments . Let's work hard together! http://www.violinist.com/discussion/response.cfm?ID=13895

Belinda should be correct. if i'm not mistaken man on is actually cantonese and not mandarin. it's another dialect of chinese. 万安 is the chinese character for man on. In mandarin it is wan an. Cantonese pronunciation (Man on): http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0uMPBQOf7N0 you can hear how it's pronounced this link:) is it the same pronunciation? Mandarin pronunciation(wan an): http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZeZwJjs7LE4