My first travel to US

Hi everyone!
I'm new here at italki, and will try to <a id="PXLINK_3_0_4" class="pxInta" href="#">write something</a> about my next <a id="PXLINK_1_0_1" class="pxInta" href="#">trip</a>.

In november I'm going to <a id="PXLINK_2_0_2" class="pxInta" href="#">Miami</a> and would like to know more about the place. Im so excited! I've been making some plans and I'm a little anxious to start talking with people from all over!
We can talk about places to go, what I can do (and how to talk there), and what the <a id="PXLINK_4_0_5" class="pxInta" href="#">common</a> slangs are.
I'll stay for five days and would like to meet people there!
If you live in Miami we can talk too.
Thanks!

My first travel to US

Hi everyone!
I'm new here at italki, and will try to write something about my next trip.

In November I'm going to Miami and would like to know more about the place, I'm so excited! I've been making some plans and I'm a little anxious to start to talk with people from all over!
We can talk about places to go, what I can do (and how to talk there), what are the common slang terms.
I'll stay for five days and would like to meet people there!
If you live in Miami we can talk, too.
Thanks!

[<em>Good start.  You could either say "I've made some plans", meaning you made plans recently in the past, or "I've been making some plans", meaning you made them in the recent past and are likely making them now.  One warning about slang in another language.  It is good to know what the slang terms mean, but not to use them yourself.  They are one of the most difficult things to learn correctly in a language that is not your mother tongue.]</em>