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I am one of those shy people, so iI head thoughts like this: am I good enough in eEnglish yet?

Will iI meet some new people?

To be honest, iI've never didone an exchancge year or something/anything like that.

My aunt spendt some weeks somewhere in sSpain to improve her sSpainish skills.

After her Ttrip, she told us about her friendly hosts and how much she (had) learned in a very short time.

Would be more natural to say "...she told us about how friendly her hosts had been..."

And iI think iI understand ther fascination about the trip.

A year abroad or just some weeks abroad has a lot of great advantages.

My parents hasve four children and had not much money.

I am one of those shy people, so iI head thoughts like: am I good enough in englisis my English good enough yet?

To be honest, iI've never did an exchancge year or something like that.

When using the words “I” “I’m” “I’ve” capitalize the letter I

My aunt spendt some weeks somewhere in sSpain to improve her sSpainish skills.

Capitalize names of counties.
Spent is the past tense version of spend

After her Ttrip, she told us about her friendly hosts and how much she learned in a very short time.

And iI think iI understand the fascination about the trip.

A year abroad or just somea few weeks abroad has a lot of great advantages.

You can use the phrase “a lot” or if you want to sound more formal you can use “many”

You learn a new language way faster and get authentic insights ofn the culture and the way people live there.

My parents hasve four children and hadid not have much money.

But iI also was afraid about being alone in a new country.

I am one of those shy people, so iI head thoughts like: am I good enough in english yet?

Will iI meet some new people?

You can include the word “some” if you want but you don’t have to

To be honest, i've never didone an exchancge year or someanything like that.

My aunt spendt some weeks somewhere in sSpain to improve her sSpainish skills.

After her Ttrip, she told us about herow friendly her hosts had been and how much she had learned in a verysuch a short time.

To be honest, iI've never didone an exchancge year or something like that.

My aunt spendt some weeks somewhere in sSpain to improve her sSpainish skills.

After her Ttrip, she told us about her friendly hosts and how much she learned in a very short time.

And iI think iI understand ther fascination about the trip.

A year abroad or just somea few weeks abroad has a lot of great advantages.

You learn a new language way faster and get authentic insights ofabout the culture and the way people live there.

It can be an eye-opening experience, that you will not forget.

My parents hasve four children and had notdidn't have much money.

But iI was also was afraid about being alone in a new country.

I am one of those shy people, so iI head thoughts like: am I good enough in englisis my English good enough yet?

Will iI meet some new people?