May 30, 2026
About Me
Hello everyone! my name is taca, you can call me that and i'm from Indonesia. Nice to know you guys.
Btw, i wanna learn and practice my english, please be nice to me thank youuu
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mMy name is tTaca, you can call me that and iI'm from Indonesia.
My name is Taca, you can call me that and I'm from Indonesia.
The start of sentences, and proper nouns (like names) are normally capitalised in English
Btw, i wanna learn and practice my eEnglish, please be nice to me
Btw, i wanna learn and practice my English, please be nice to me
tThank youuu
Thank youuu
About Me
Hello everyone!
mMy name is tTaca, you can call me that and iI'm from Indonesia.
My name is Taca, you can call me that and I'm from Indonesia.
Name always starts with a capital letter.
I'm is always I'm. Similarly I'll, I are always start with the capital letter.
Nice to know you guys.
Btw, iI wannat to learn and practice my eEnglish, please be nice to me
Btw, I want to learn and practice my English, please be nice to me
Wanna is used in spoken American English.
tThank youuu
Thank youuu
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Welcome :) I hope you'll have a wonderful time here and we are nice people.
About Me
Hello everyone!
mMy name is tTaca, you can call me that and iI'm from Indonesia.
My name is Taca and I'm from Indonesia.
Nice to knowmeet you guys.
Nice to meet you guys.
Btwy the way, iI wannat to learn and practice my eEnglish, p. Please be nice to me.
By the way, I want to learn and practice my English. Please be nice to me.
tThank youuu!
Thank youuu!
mMy name is tTaca, you can call me that and i'I’m from Indonesia.
My name is Taca, you can call me that and I’m from Indonesia.
Btw, iI wanna learn and practice my eEnglish, p. Please be nice to me
Btw, I wanna learn and practice my English. Please be nice to me
Feedback
Nice name Taca. My name’s Derek, nice to meet you. Hey I’ve been sharing poetry here and I was wondering if you’d like to see it and maybe share it? I wrote it a while ago, but I put together a little preamble:
Indonesia, kinda an ear bleeder. Kinda got a lot of islands, huh? Nah it’s a good name. I’m not lookin for any dames, I swears it! And no I don’t got a lot. Just one. Better listen up Indonesia! Her name is Grace, she’s not a dame (don’t have any), she’s my girl, and I’m a yandlez, kinda cray cray - here’s the poem:
Empty words are empty, and there are empty words aplenty. Plenty time to hope and dream, but it always runs out of steam. Steam rises then it fades, dusk to dawn, another day. Day has only so many hours, abandon love, go after power. Power fuels the dreams you seek, but without love, you might be a little mean. Mean streak, looking bleak, climb the peak and go a little higher. What you speak is what you seek, the words are empty, love and power.
About Me
Hello everyone!
mMy name is tTaca, and you can call me that and i. I'm from Indonesia.
My name is Taca and you can call me that. I'm from Indonesia.
Nice to know you, guys. Nice to know you, guys.
Btw, iI wanna learn and practice my eEnglish, please be nice to me.
Btw, I wanna learn and practice my English, please be nice to me.
tThank youuu!
Thank youuu!
About Me
Hello, everyone! Hello, everyone!
mMy name is tTaca, you can call me that and iI'm from Indonesia.
My name is Taca and I'm from Indonesia.
Always capitalise the first letter of a sentence.
You should always capitalise proper nouns (the names of specific people, places, or things (eg. John, Australia, the World Health Organisation, etc) --> this includes your own name!
Always capitalise "I"
Nice to knowmeet you guys.
Nice to meet you guys.
You don't know us quite yet :)
BtwTW, iI wanna learn and practice my eEnglish, please be nice to me.
BTW, I wanna learn and practice my English, please be nice to me.
Always capitalise the names of languages (eg. English, French, Indonesian).
In general you should capitalise all the letters in an acronym (BTW = by the way, OTOH = on the other hand, ASAP = as soon as possible, etc)
Don't forget your period (.) at the end of each sentence
tThank youuu.
Thank youuu.
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Welcome to LangCorrect! Don't worry, I've found everyone very nice here. I hope you are able to improve your English skills here :)
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my name is taca, you can call me that and i'm from Indonesia.
Always capitalise the first letter of a sentence. You should always capitalise proper nouns (the names of specific people, places, or things (eg. John, Australia, the World Health Organisation, etc) --> this includes your own name! Always capitalise "I"
Name always starts with a capital letter. I'm is always I'm. Similarly I'll, I are always start with the capital letter.
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