Today the topic that I was reading and listening to was about of the play when you were a children. Today the topic that I was reading and listening to was about play when you were a child.

Today the topic that I reading and listeninged to was about of the play when you were aplay about children. Today the topic that I read and listened to was about play about children.

Today, the topic that I was reading and listening to was about of the play when you were a children. Today, the topic that I was reading and listening to was about the play when you were a child.

(1) Punctuation. (2) verbs are in the wrong tense. (3) Use only about. (4) Children is plural, but here you mean singular

Today the topic that I reading about and listening was about of the play when you were aed to was how children play. Today the topic that I read about and listened to was how children play.

A shorter sentence helps to focus on the main point.

Today the topic that I reading and listeninged to was about of the play when you were a children. Today the topic that I read and listened to was about play when you were a child.

You can also say "what play was like as a child" instead of "the play when you were a children." This might sound more natural :)

Today the topic that I was reading and listening to was about of the playing when you were a children. Today the topic that I was reading and listening to was about playing when you were a child.

The word or phrase that I learninged today was hidey-hole,. I liked so much this word, never I listen this word so much, but I've never this word before. The word or phrase that I learned today was hidey-hole. I like this word so much, but I've never this word before.

The word or phrase that I learninged today was hidey-hole, I liked so much this word, never I listenthis word so much, as I'd never heard this word before. The word or phrase that I learned today was hidey-hole, I liked this word so much, as I'd never heard this word before.

The word or phrase that I learninged today was hidey-hole,. I liked so much this word, never I listen this w so much, I had never heard it beforde. The word or phrase that I learned today was hidey-hole. I liked this word so much, I had never heard it before.

Missing subject. The word order makes it confusing.

The word or phrase that I learninged today was "hidey-hole,." I liked so much this word, never I listen this w so much. I never heard it beforde. The word or phrase that I learned today was "hidey-hole." I liked this word so much. I never heard it before.

Word order is different in your native language and English.

The word or phrase that I learninged today was hidey-hole,. I liked so much this word, never I listen this wthis word so much! I have never heard it beforde. The word or phrase that I learned today was hidey-hole. I liked this word so much! I have never heard it before.

In themeerms of comprehension I feel good but my vocabulary is slow and I just I know a few words :( In terms of comprehension I feel good but my vocabulary is low and I just know a few words :(

InOn the theme of comprehension I feel good, but my vocabulary is slowlimited and I just I know a few words :( On the theme of comprehension I feel good, but my vocabulary is limited and I just know a few words :(

In themeerms of comprehension, I feel good, but my vocabulary is slow, and I just I know a few words :( In terms of comprehension, I feel good, but my vocabulary is slow, and I just know a few words :(

Phrasing with the "In terms of ..." Word order also.

In theme of feel good about my comprehension I feel good, but my vocabulary is slowlimited, and I just I know a few words :( I feel good about my comprehension, but my vocabulary is limited, and I just know a few words :(

In themeerms of comprehension, I feel good, but my vocabulary is slow, and just II only know a few words :( In terms of comprehension, I feel good, but my vocabulary is slow, and I only know a few words :(

In English, we often say "in terms of" when we are defining the extent to which something occurred (for example, you might say, "I felt good about my audition in terms of how well I sang, but I do not think I am going to get the role because there were many other talented people there").

I'm so excited for lookingto see my progress in one month. I'm so excited to see my progress in one month.

I'm so excited forto looking at my progress in one month I'm so excited to look at my progress in one month

I'm so excited for lookingto see my progress in one month I'm so excited to see my progress in one month

Missing apostrophe. Phrasing again.

I'm so excited for lookto see my progress in one month. I'm looking forward to seeing my progress in one month. I'm so excited to see my progress in one month. I'm looking forward to seeing my progress in one month.

Two ways to say the same thing,

I'm so excited for lookingto see my progress in one month! I'm so excited to see my progress in one month!