Hello!

Hello! It's my first entry narrative on this site. I very want to study the english language every much. I hope with your help it will be fast and interestingly! Thank you in advance for your partnership.

Well done!

Some notes: When a word is a contraction ('it's' instead of 'it is') we use an apostrophe to signify the missing letter(s)

'Narrative' is a very formal word, usually used by literature students analysing plot structures and things like that - 'entry' is much less scholarly, and is used more often than 'narrative' in everyday contexts

Your second sentence, even with my corrections, sounds quite formal - we would probably just say 'I really want to study English'

'Interesting' is the adjective form, whereas 'interestingly' is the adverb - a quick way to recognise it is to remember that adverbs always end in -ly

Hello!

Hello! Its my first narrative entry on this site. I very want to study the English language every very much. I hope that with your help it will be fast and interestingly! Thank you in advance for your partnership.

Hello!

Hello! Its my first narrative on this site. I very want to study english languag every much. I hope with your help it will be fast and interestingly! Thank you in advance for your partnership.

I want to study English very hard/ I am very motivated to study English/ I really want to study English very badly

Interesting (not interestingly)