In portuguese of BrazilBrazilian Portuguese we have the expression that says "Maré de azar", that means something like Sea surrounded with a bad luck.

Make it Brazilian instead of what you had before.

In 2022, my year started with a very bad luck and covid!

Just added a comma, and in this sentence you don't need the article "a" before luck. You still could it just sounds pretty unnatural.

Yes, the very first single day I got the coronavirus... after this aI lost my job, I lost my grandma and my boyfriend had to moved to Germany for one year.

Just fixed some grammar and spelling. Also added the pronoun I before I lost my job, as a lost my job is incorrect.

So I wasn't so great, right?

So I wasn't doing so great, right? sounds more natural but this is totally correct too.

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In May, I was talking with my boyfriend in an online chat, and we decided that I needed to see him in Europe, and why not enjoy a Euro Summer.

Just changed the verbs to past tense, as present isn't right here. Also when a word starts in a vowel, you use an instead of a.

You know, eEurope in the summer is very, very great.

Just make sure to capitalize the name Europe as it is a proper noun

So we buy the tickets (I spent like all my money, but what we don't do for love).

Great! Just maybe change it to but what don't we do for love? Either way is fine and it's a style choice though.

I arrived and, we spent a few hours in Germany.

The comma is optional in this sentence because it's short, but if you did put it in it would come after I arrived.

After this, we flew away to Paris, the city of lights, what can go wrong you think...

But we don't have a lot of money, so we slept in a city not so close to the Eiffel Tower... And we slept in a very small student room very small, but come on guys, I was ion a European Summer!

So a, just some background here, when I travel like in cars or buses I usually get nauseous, and I also usually have to take a pill to nomake sure I don't get me sick...

But the medicine I took to Europe makes me a very sleepy person, and I didn't want to spend my first day sleeping.

But when we were in the bus, I started to feel bad.

I was hot, and I started sweating a lot, and my boyfriend's friend look toed at me and said that I was pale.

When the bus finally arrivesd at the last stop, I thought I was going to throw up.

Make sure the tense you use agrees with itself! If you start in present, like you did, make sure you end in it as well. e.g. "When the bus finally arrives at the last stop, I feel like I'm going to throw up" or something like that.

But we need to run because our train will leave in soon.

We started to run, but my vision started beeto turn black.

We stopped in the metro station, I layid down on the ground and I asked if they could lift my legs for my blood pressure to return to normal.

Again, just tense agreement.

We need to stay in this city and eat lunch there so I can recover.

Since you're telling the story from inside the point of view of the city, you would say here because you're telling it as if you're in the city.

When I was feeling better, I was really excited to enjoy the city, but I hurt my foot and I canhave to walk a lot to see all the places I wanna go to.

SoBut then my boyfriend saw a few couples that were traveling in the city with a scooter.

HSo he thought “why not rent a scooter for me and my love?

?”, so I was waiting for him and I sat on a curb on the street.

You could keep the I in this sentence, but it feels more natural to drop it.

After a few minutes, I feel a paint in my chest, and when I look down I see a Bbee.

Don't capitalize the word bee. Also pain instead of paint

A fu**ing Bee entered my shirt and stung me!!!!!!!

Past tense.

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Well, this was the beginning of my travel to Europe...

But just for you to know, that was aere were very good memories too, good Aperol, good beaches, but the bad luck follows me all this trip and all my year.

My boyfriend says in pPortuguese that are days that are night, and aI think this expression fits with my 2022, if you know what aI mean... Well, maybe I'll come back to write about the time that I thinkI thought I hasd been kidnapped in Italy.