aA normal week

Hi !

I'm currently studying in a my second year of master degree iny program at the uUniversity of Strasbourg, France.

Normally, a week kind of looks like that :

Then iI take a coffee, and take a greatsome time for myself,. I enjoying to learn either i learning Italian, gGerman or rRussian on my computer.

After that, iI eat my breakfast and then Ii go to the gym for 1h30 or something like that.

I feel so good after having done my exercise !

Then, i comeI go back home, take a shower and begin to study... That's not the best moment of the day but it's something I have to do !

I don't have a lot of classes during the week, so iI am there maybe 2 or 3 hours per day.

TheOn tuesday, iI go to my cubain salsa class and ithat I really like that !.

ThaIt's so much fun !!

Often, the wn Wednesday or tThursday, we goften go to have a drink with my friends of the master (i don't how to call them, the friends that i met inside of my studies).

Also, next week is a little bit special because on fFriday, we celebrate the winning of WW1 by the Allies during the WW1, so fon Friday, on the 11th of November, I won't have any classes and iI'll spend time with my mum.

During the week-end, iI generally do nothing special, but really enjoy seeinggo and se my mum and spending time with her, which I really enjoy.

aA normal week

Hi !

My name is Isa, iI'm a law student.

I'm currently studying in a my second year of a master degree in the uUniversity of Strasbourg, France.

University is capitalized because it is part of the name of a specific university

Normally, a week kind of looks like that is:

This not that.
The phrase seems very informal but maybe that is the style you are using. You may like to use 'A typical week would look like this:' This is still informal but would be more common written language.

Then iI take a coffee, and take a great time for myself, enjoying to learning either iItalian, gGerman or rRussian on my computer.

Capitalization of Languages. I won't correct capitalization of 'I' from here as I am sure you are aware that 'I' should be capital.
'Take a coffee' is correct but very uncommon - have or drink a coffee would be more common.
Enjoying learning seems better that enjoying to learn but I am sorry I cannot explain why.

The tOn Tuesday, i go to my cCubain salsa class and i really like that !

I also give 10 tor 15 hours french classes to foreign students on a platform called "preply".

I assume this is a range and you don't give 10 'or' 15 hours of lesson

Often, the won Wednesday or tThursday, weI go have a drink with my friends of the classmasters (i don't how to call them, the friends that i met inside of my studies).

Classmates would be the best single word. You could add classmates from university or classmates from my master's course to be more specific.
'I go' not 'we go' in this context. You could say 'I meet my classmates and we go...'
English doesn't use the article 'the' for days of the week.

During the week-end, i generally do nothing special but really enjoy seeing my mum and spending time with her.

Weekend is one word without hyphen.