日本語 私はオーリャです。ロシアから来ました。薬剤学を勉強します。日本語が好きです。日本語で話したいです。私は初心者だけです。よく話すための私は勉強したほうがいいです。

The usage of しかない Is it natural to use しかない to express the idea that someone has to do something? E.g. 今日は勉強するしかない。

Как правильно сказать? Чем бы ты сейчас занимался, если бы не стал врачом?

what does this expression mean?to sit down in lament

A little bit about me When I was in school I loved Chemistry a lot. And I was also good at Biology. So ever since the 9th grade I was dreaming of becoming a pharmacist. There're was a period in my life when I was determined to become a doctor. But I quickly realized it wasn't the thing I want to do all my life. You have to work with people and you're responsible for their lives. I don't know...It's just not for me...So now I'm studying Pharmacy at University. The process of studying is difficult though, but still i'm sure I made the right choice.

My first visit of the UK. Last summer I went to London by myself. That was a great experience! That was the first time I visited the UK. I've been staying there for a week only but that was enough time to explore a lot of places. Basically, I spent almost a whole time outside the London. Every morning I got on a bus and went to some famous places. I have visited Hampton Court, Stonehenge, Windsor Castle, Oxford University. That was amazing! I've always wanted to visit Stonehenge, this place is so mystic. Hampton Court is such a lovely place. The weather was very warm and sunny that day, it was a real pleasure to walk around there. The most memorable thing of that day is definitely the Hampton Court Maze. It wasn't so big nevertheless I really enjoyed walking through its paths trying to find the way out. I've been to Windsor Castle as well, and I was lucky enough to see Windsor Castle Guard change. It was really interesting and funny. I also went to Greenwich to see the Prime meridian. This is the place where east meets west and it felt interesting to stand astride the Line. The rest of the day I usually spent doing shopping. By the time I got back to my hotel room I felt very exhausted. However, I couldn't miss a chance to have a bird's-eye view of London, that's why London Eye was in my list of things to do in London. That was absolutely incredible! The machine is so high, the whole city could be seen when you're at the highest point. I've also been to Westminster Abbey and that place is totally magnificient! The truth is that my acquaintance with London was pretty random and I didn't visit the most famous places such as British Museum, National Gallery, Madam Tussaud's, flea markets and others. So I'm definitely going to visit London again some day. P.S. Please feel free to change some sentences so that they sound more natural and correct mistakes. Thank you. (:

Please correct where necessary Mary told me she had seen him the other day and wasn't going to move to NYC. Thanks. * and HE wasn't going to move to NYC

what's the difference between "mistake" and "error"?

what's the difference between "travel" and "journey"