I am here

I'm a Spanish girl. I'm studying English in a language school. I studied have a degree in History, a Master's Degree in Heritage (??) and another Master's Degree in Education. I hope to be a Social Studies teacher.
I love indie, rock and metal music, the art and I do yoga.

bienvenida a Italki

no sé qué es "degree in Heritage"

I am here

I'm a spanish girl. I'm studying english at Language School. I have a Degree in History, a Master's Degree in Heritage and another Master's Degree in Education. I hope to be a Social Studies's teacher.
I love indie, rock and metal music, the art and I do yoga.

I am here

I'm Spanish. I'm studying English in a language school. I have studied for a degree in history, a master's degree in Heritage, and another master's degree in Education. I hope to be a Social Studies Teacher.
I love "Indie," Rock, and Metal music, the Arts, and yoga.

I Am Here

I'm Spanish. I'm studying English in a language school. I have studied for a degree in history, a master's degree in Heritage, and another master's degree in Education. I hope to be a Social Studies Teacher.
I love "Indie," Rock, and Metal music, the Arts, and yoga. 

<em>Diana, It is better to write "I'm Spanish," because the reader can see that you are female. "Girl" is not the appropriate word to use here. If you must describe your gender you would say "woman," or "female." The word "girl" is generally used for children in the written language. Study about proper nouns and when to use capitalizations. 
Welcome to iTalkie. </em>

I am here

I'm a Spanish girl. I'm studying English in at a Language School. I studied have a Degree in History, a Master's Degree in Heritage and another Master's Degree in Education. I hope to be a Social Studies's teacher.
I love indie, rock and metal music, the arts and I also do yoga.

Welcome to italki Diana!

When do become "a Spanish woman"?  :)

Although I have learnt a little Spanish, I am currently trying to add words to my Turkish vocabulary and also to get familiar with the Russian alphabet...

I can help you with English though.

Den