Learning a lot of languages

Hello everyone!

Reading questions and answers on italki, I found out that a lot of people are learning many languages at once. Now I'm learning english and I think that if I would star learning another language I will get confused.

Referring to those who are studying more languages: how do you manage all of them? Do you ever confuse the languages?

Thank you for your answers!

My city Hello! Could you correct this text, please? Thanks! I live in a very little city in the interland of Rome. I love my city beacause it is quiet and peaceful, and it takes only few minutes to go to Rome, so I can find all I need (shops, parks, monuments, etc) whenever I need. In my city there are beautiful streets, but there aren't so many cars, so you can use your bike everywhere without fear. And going out with your bike is awsome because roads are surrounded by trees, flowers and many beautiful landscapes. Someone say that they prefer living in big city, and on one hand I agree, as there you have more services. However, on the other hand, as I said, my city is very close to Rome, so in ten minutes I can go there by car. So I can enjoy all the advantages of the big city, whenever I want, but I can also find my rest far from pollution, noises and problem of Rome.

Studying Hello everyone! Can you correct my entry, please? Everyday a lot of students, both university students and secondary school ones, spent a lot of hours studying or doing homework. Each student has a studying routine that he developed during the years, and he has his favourite places where he can study better and spent his time in an effective way. I think that the student can be divided into two main groups: on one hand there are students who cannot concentrate if they aren't in the library, on the other hand there are students who prefer to study at home. Generally, the members of the first group say that if they are at home, they are not able to do their homework because there are a lot of sources of interruptions. For example there are television, computer, newspapers, and while they are studying, they are tempted by all those things. As a consequence they decide to go to the library, where there are less temptations and they can find a lot of other students who are engaged in the same activity, and so they are encouraged to study. On the contrary, the members of the second group say that they aren't succesful in studying at library because they need to repeat at loud what they are studying, otherwise they aren't able to remember it. I think that both the groups have their good reasons fot their preference and so everyone have to experience both the ways in order to find the method which better applies to his own, What do you think about this entry? Is it good on the grammar point of view? Is the vocabulary too poor? Thank you! Have a nice day!

language experiences In your opinion, what are the best things to talk about during a language exchange? How do you come in contact with a language partner? I think that finding a language partner is very useful, but I'm confused about the way to do that. What are your experiences?

Travels Hello, can you correct this? Since I was a child I loved travelling. Every summer I choose an european city and go to visit it, and this is my favourite way to spend holidays. In my opinion seeing a new city is a wonderful experience, because you can enjoy the culture and the way of life of that place. For example, in some places people have dinner very early (6 pm) in other ones very late (21 pm), and I always try to adapt to the local habits. I also love to understand what are the colors and the smells of the cities, I mean, if you look at Wien you can find a lot of white, while if you are in Barcelona you can find a lot of colors (in particular I remember a very beautiful light blue). And the smells... if you go to Paris you can discover everywhere a good smell of croissant (expecially in the morning), while in Salisburgh there are a lot of flowers! And obviously, each city has it's history, it's art, it's museum and architecture! Every city has it's peculiarity, that's why I love travelling!

My daily routine Hello, can you correct my notebook entry? Thanks! Every morning I wake up around 7, and I start my day with a fast shower. After that, I have breakfast, usually I eat a yogurt and I have a coffee. Then I dress up, I brush my theet, and I brush my hair. Then I'm ready to go to the college: I take my bus and then I have a short walk to my dept. Very often I have class both in the morning and in the afternoon, so I have lunch at a bar near my dept, with my friends. Otherwise, if I have lesson only in the morning, I come back home for lunch. When I have not class, I study or I spend time in my hobbies (I love reading, running, watch tv series, go to theatre). At the end of the day, after dinner, I usually I watch a movie with my family and the I go to bed.

tricks to learn a language Hello! I'm new on italki and I'm searching new ways to learn english. I'm able to read it (beacause all my textbooks are written in english), but I'm not good in writing and speacking. In your opinion, what are the best ways to improve english skills in everyday life?