Hi Marcos! Good first entry! :) Just some comments about using "/" : We usually use this to mean "'and' or 'or' ". So it is correct for you to use it in your first sentence, "USA / UK", because you are saying that you want to make friends "from the USA and UK" -OR- "from the USA or UK". "/" is a quick, informal way of saying "both or either one is okay". As for the language you speak, we just say Portuguese. But if you want to specify that you speak Portuguese from Brazil, then you say "Brazilian Portuguese". (We do the same for English, often to specify the difference between "British English" or "American English", for example.) As for the city where you live, you would just use a comma (",") to separate the city from the country. "I live in São Paulo, Brazil." Or "I live in New York, USA". I hope this helps, and if you have any questions you can message me for more help! :)