First notebook entry: Introducing myself

Hi, everyone. I want to improve my language skills.

You are very good at English. :)

I joined this website accidentally.

I like English, and would like to learn to speak it fluently. I also feel that learning new things leads to a happy, healthy life.

Yours made sense, except sounds funny when spoken out loud. Well done! :)

I come from Anhui,China. In order to learn English and communicate with people that want to learn Chinese,I joined this website. I am a member of Human Resources within my company. I hope we can become friends during our communication. My hobbies include yoga, billiards and reading, so it would be great if you liked these too. Also,in my spare time, I like to watch movies- Johnny Depp is really handsome.

Very good! :)

Too hot!

I must not smoke in my office. (This makes sense, except it is more common to say "I can not smoke in my office", or "I am not allowed to smoke in my office").

So, I have to go out of my office when I'd like to smoke. "So" is not normally used at the beginning of a sentence.  However, you can join this to the last sentence with a comma (,).  eg. "I am not allowed to smoke in my office, so have to go outside when I would like to smoke."

It's too hot now in Tokyo.

I'm nearly melting. It is the same with the last two sentences, you could say: "It's too hot in Tokyo now, I'm nearly melting."