One of my dreams is to looking for a job abroad, maybe in United Kingdom, I have a diploma in Tourism and therefore I can speak English, and a little bit of Spanish, I also studied German but now I lost it!

Hi, there! I'm Valentina and I'm going to improve my listening in English. I'm able in conversation and writing, if I can also learning Spanish, I will be grateful.

In my freetime I like running, watching movies, swimming, and going to some art exhibitions, I also love going for walking. I'm looking for someone who wants to talk with me and correct my phrases.

In Spanish you have certain words with different meaning depend on the genre. Some examples:

"El mañana" is, in a poetic way, the future.

"La mañana" is the morning.

"El rosa" is a colour.

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These are just some of my writings in english.

Hi.

Today I cooked chicken with chili and salad. I was playing video games (the zombies genre) and watching movies. I could not enroll to school because the server is saturated. I'll sleep a little later and go to work.

See you soon.

There you have some Spanish idioms about weather and my try to explain them for you.

"Después de la tormenta viene la calma" = When you are in bad times you have to think that in the future them will get better.

"Estar en el séptimo cielo" = To be extremely happy

Hi , this is next short text what I write. I hope that I better and better write. I have ask , do sequence in sentence is good: noun (who /what) - verb and rest sentence. And when we write object noun and verb. to start I learning tenses present past and continuous.I know that it is very short text  , but everybody begin for zero . I too begin  for zero , and I count to you , that you help me

 Two adventurers, Mike Litoris and Moe Lester found what seemed to be an abandoned pirate ship. So they decided to go inside to take a look.

 As soon as they stepped in the main deck, Moe stepped in a cleavage on the floor and got his right leg stuck, and then a crazy pirate with a wooden leg suddenly appeared and started fighting Mike.

 In Portuguese, hello is "olá". It's not very common to hear people saying "olá" in Brazil though. "Olá" is used more often in written language, like letters and emails.

 Now, if you're talking on the telephone hello becomes "Alô". Thus, "Alô" is the word we use to start a phone conversation and to acknowledge that the other person can hear us.

The Portuguese word "oi" which means hi, is a very casual and common word that we use to greet people in Brazil.

It's not very appropriate to say "oi" if you're talking to someone that holds an authority position though. For these cases, a more formal greeting is more suitable.