I' am so sorry for the late reply.. First of all, I have a friend from Indian and he lives in England Britsh.

I am OR I'm.

He's a very polite , kind a person and friendly person.

my country and my neighbour Morrocco and I hope you had a great month here.

You want to learn Arabic language.?

Okay, we will try if you want.

if you want.

Added on to the other sentence

I use Skype for viato speak with my firiends.

As fror me, I am learning two languages.

Of course, it's not an easy task for me; i have at is difficult to learn them.

Especially Ibecause I am learning alone, but iI'm so happy to get over the difficulties... Now, I can write down, a little, speak and a little and understand a little ...

I'am so sorry for the late reply.. First of all, I have a friend from Indian and he lives in England Britsh.

You might be trying to say 'I have an Indian friend'

He's a very polite , kind a person and friendly person.

my country and my neighbour Morrocco and I hope you had a great month here.

You want to learn Arabic language.

'You want to learn Arabic?' with a '?' sounds better to me given the next sentence.

I use Skype for viato speak with my firiends.

or 'I speak to my friends via Skype' but 'via' is a bit formal for this situation

As fror me, I'm learning two languages.

Of course, it's not an easy task for me; i'm haveing a difficult toime learning them.

or 'I'm finding them difficult to learn'

Especially Isince I'm learning alone, but iI'm so happy to get over the difficulhave gotten over the hardest parts...Now, I can write down, a little, speak and a little understand a little ...

I didn't quite understand 'i'm so happy to get over the difficults' so this was my best attempt.
a little speak -> speak a little. a little speak and a little understand -> speak and understand a little