I met another language learner who was looking to learn minesy native language.

I am pPuertorr Rican and her family is pPuerrtor Rican so she wanted to learned slangs and as well as the accent.

We made clicked immediately, and also have a lot in common as far as they way we think.

It is really fun to communicate with someone switching into both languages and yet understanding each other so goodwell.

She lives in the Northeast of the US so I have only met her online, but some day we hope we willto meet each other in person.

I also have made some bcond with foreignernections with international coworkers since I started working inat my recenlatest job.

Still, I would like to meet some friends where I am living now and get some coffee with them.

The thing is, it is hard to bonding in another language.

I may be interfering in my own way in that I thinking that I can not be understood or cand not understand eEnglish speakers.

I am talking about eEnglish native speakers because ithat's the language that I am learning.

I always feel nervous when is timet is my turn to speak in my second language.

I stammer a lot trying to say things fast andwhile linking words together.

This is very common for a lot of us at first.

Some people make me feel comfortable and those are the ones with whom I can speak the most.

I met another language learner who wais looking to learn mines.

I am puertor rican and her family is also puerrto rican so she wanted to learned slangs and the accent.

We made clicked immediately, and also have a lot in common as far asin they way we think.

It is really fun to communicate with someonhile switching both languages and yet understand each other so goodwith someone.

She lives in the Northeast of the USA so I have only met her online, but someone day we hope we willto meet each other in person.

I also have made somehave also bonded with foreigner co-workers since I started working in my recent job.

Still, I would like to meet some friends where I am living now o i cand get some coffee with.

The thing is, its hard bonding in other languages.

I may be interfering in my own way, thinking that I can not be understood and not understand english speakers.

I am talking about english nativenative English speakers because that is the language that I am learning.

I always feel nervous when it's time to speak my second language.

I stammer a lot when trying to say things fast and linking words.

I think I have to build my confidence in order to one day get over that one day.

Some people make me comfortable and those are the ones who Ii can speak the most to them.

I am pPuertorr Rican and her family is pPuerrtor Rican so she wanted to learned the slangs and the accent.

We made clicked immediately, and also have a lot in common as far as they way we think.

It is really fun to communicate with someone while switching both languages and yet still understanding each other so goodwell.

I also have made somealso formed another bond with some foreigner coworkers since I started working in my recent job.

The thing is, it’s hard to bonding in another language.

Some people make me comfortable and those are the ones who I can speak the most with.

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I met another language learner who was looking to learn minesy language.

I am pPuertorr Rican and her family is pPuerrtor Rican so she wanted to learned slangs and the accent.

We made clicked immediately(, and also have a lot in common as far asin they way we think.)

"we clicked" implies that you have a lot in common with the way you think, so you don't need to write the second half.

It is really fun to communicate with someone this way. We're switching bothetween languages and, yet we understand each other so goodwell.

If feels more natural in English to me to break these into two sentences instead of trying to force the entire second half into a noun clause.

She lives in the Nnortheast of theern US so I have only met her online, but someday we hope we will meet each other in person.

I also have made some bonded with foreigner coworkers since I started working in my recenmy newest job.

Still, I would like to meet some friends where I am living now anthat I could get some coffee with sometime.

The thing is, it's hard bonding in other language.

I may be interfering in my own waholding myself back by thinking that I can nowon't be understood and nowon't understand eEnglish speakers.

"sabotaging myself" could also work here instead of "holding myself back"

I am talking about english nativenative English speakers because is the language that I am learning.

Some people make me feel comfortable and those are the ones who I can speak to the most.

I am pPuertorr Rican and her family is pPuerrtor Rican so she wanted to learn somed slangs and the Puerto Rican accent.

We made clicked immediately, and we also have a lot in common as far asregarding they way we think.

It is really fun to communicate with someone while you're switching bothetween languages and yet understand each other so goodwell.

She lives in the Northeast of the US so I have only met her online, but someday we hope we willto meet each other in person.

I also have made somehave also bonded with foreigner coworkers since I started working in my recent job.

Still, I would like to meet some friends where I am living now and get some coffee with them.

The thing is, it is hard bonding in other language.

I am talking about native english native speakers because it is the language that I am learning.

I stammutter a lot trying to say things fast and while linking words.

Some people make me comfortable and those are the ones who I can speak to the most.