First notebook entry: Introducing myself

Hello, I'm trying to improve my English. I need to get a good communication level to apply in my working environment as soon as possible. Probably, I'd like going to work abroad. I'm Spanish so my native language is Spanish. I have a lots of hobbies and interests and my friends said say that I'm a good company to talks about almost everything!(anything!)

 

Muy bien. 

First notebook entry: Introducing myself

I'll would like to learn Korean, because I want to work in Korea and also to make friends from the same country there. 
My native language is Spanish, but also I have been learning English since i was little. 
I'm from Uruguay, South America.

 

Buena suerte!

Myself.

Hello, My name is David, I'm 24 years old, I live in Ecuador, and I'm ending(finishing) my superior(college, graduate, university, etc.) education. 
 I'm learning English because I need it for all things everything that I read and afterwards I will travel to Europe.

First notebook entry: Introducing myself

Hello, me name is Eva. My native language is Spanish, and I would like to learn English.

 

Muy bien y bienvenida. 

My English teacher said that it's not something that we will learn because it's informal. Generally speaking, it is a colloquial contraction for "am not", "is not", "are not", "has not", and "have not" . But it is not considered proper English and is better avoided by those learning the language. Of course, this is just my opinion. Others may vary. Example: I ain't going to do my homework.

First notebook entry: Introducing myself

I am learning English because I want to go out of leave Spain in the near future to work .

 

Buena suerte! 

First notebook entry: Introducing myself

I'm a medical student in Colombia, when I finish my major, I want to get my residence in the USA so I want to improve my English level.

 

Muy bien. Bienvenido!