Hi Kiki I'm Miguel from Mexico and I'm learning English as well my level is B2 I hope we can practice and learn each other also I can teach spanish 😊

my advise for you is to practice and practice, you will speak fluently sooner or later. or you can contact me if you like have foreigner friend for practicing. I would be grateful to have friend from Japan and learn a few Japanese words

Hi, Kiki. Whatever changes I made were merely to allow your sentences to sound more natural to my native ears, to clarify your thoughts, and for ease of reading. My sincerest apologies if I have misinterpreted. For two separate ideas (your name and where you are from), we generally separate them with a comma. For two word adjectives (intermediate-level English) we typically use a hyphen. Use pronouns so your writing is not repetitive (student = one). Use exclamation points sparingly (no more than one per paragraph) and only if they convey excitement (Biden won!) or another emotion (Help! Run for your life!). I recommend that you visit “learnenglish.british council.org” as they have a number of resources to help you learn. Also, the Voice of America (VOA) has similar materials, and when coupled with the videos on YouTube, you should have everything you need to learn the English language. Do not neglect actually speaking the language as you will need to train your mouth and tongue to make certain sounds that may not be in your language (such as “really” and “thinking”). (*-^) Good luck.

Hi Kiki, have you find your English partner yet, if not, I am available in every Tue, please text me.