Speaking about my journey in eEnglish Speaking about my journey in English

A better title for this post might be, “About my English Learning Journey”.

Speaking about mMy journey in eEnglish My journey in English

I think this title would make more sense, since it is implied by the situation that you are speaking about English already. Also, make sure to capitalize proper nouns, like English.

Speaking about my journey in eEnglish Speaking about my journey in English

Hello, I'm Mayara and it'this is my first post in this site. Hello, I'm Mayara and this is my first post in this site.

Hello, I'm Mayara and it'this is my first post ion this site. Hello, I'm Mayara and this is my first post on this site.

I'm still learning, so maybe I can still make some mistakes in my textwith my writing. I'm still learning, so may still make some mistakes with my writing.

"in my text" sounds a little unnatural and makes me think that you're referring to a document that you're writing.

I'm still learning, so I maybe I can make some mistakes in my textwriting. I'm still learning, so I may make some mistakes in my writing.

I'm still learning, so maybe I canI might make some mistakes in my textwriting. I'm still learning so I might make some mistakes in my writing.

I think this way is better, since the previous seemed like you were making mistakes on purpose, whereas this makes it seem that your mistakes are accidental.

I'm still learning, so I maybe I can make some mistakes in my text. I'm still learning, so I may make some mistakes in my text.

Well, I've been studying English for a long time ago, but I always stop in a half of thehalfway through my course and hence Ithus forget what I learned. I've been studying English for a long time, but I always stop halfway through my course and thus forget what I learned.

You can drop a few of the "I"s towards the end once the subject of the sentence has been clearly established.

Well, I've been study English for a long time ago, but I always stop in a half of thehalf-way through each course and hence I forget what I learned. Well, I've been study English for a long time, but I always stop half-way through each course and hence I forget what I learned.

Well, I've been studying English for a long time ago, but I always stop in a half ofmidway through the course and hence I forget what I learned. I've been studying English for a long time, but I always stop midway through the course and forget what I learned.

Well, I've been studying English for a long time ago, but I have always stop in a half ofped halfway through the course and thence I forgetotten what I learned. Well, I've been studying English for a long time, but I have always stopped halfway through the course and then forgotten what I learned.

But now I pretendHowever, now I will attempt to stay and learn. However, now I will attempt to stay and learn.

I think you're confusing the meaning of the word "pretend" here because it doesn't make much sense in this context. I'm just guessing at your intent with the sentence, so my correction might be slightly off-base.

But now I preintend to stay and learn. But now I intend to stay and learn.

“Pretend” doesn’t make sense. Maybe you mean “intend.”

But now I preintend to stay and finish learning. But now I intend to stay and finish learning.

But now I preintend to stay and continue learning. But now I intend to stay and continue learning.