Looking for someone, who wants to help me to imrove my English.

[Melina3112]

Hello everyone,
I am living in England as an au pair since 3 months now and I would like to improve my English. I will be here 7 months more. 
Maybe there's someone here, who would like to chat with me, to correct me and to help me to improve my English this way? 

Kind Regards,
Melina

[Keswick]

Hello everyone,
I have been living in England as an au pair for 3 months now and I would like to improve my English. I will be here for another 7 months. Maybe there's someone here, who would like to chat with me, to correct me and to help me to improve my English this way? 

Kind Regards,
Melina

Hi Melina,

Welcome to the forum  Whereabouts in England are you?

[Melina3112]

Hi Keswick, 
thanks for correcting me  

I am living near Reading

[Duckduck]

Hi Melina3112,

Nice to have you here!

Don't get me wrong, but why do you think you need to improve your English in an English forum when you are right "in the thick of the action", so to speak? Where better to learn speaking the language than in the country where it's spoken?  

Anyway, we look forward to your reports and stories about your life in an English/British ? family. Fire away! (Don't hit the duck, though...)!!!

Love,
Duckduck

[Melina3112]

Hi Melina3112,

Nice to have you here!

Don't get me wrong, but why do you think you need to improve your English in an English forum when you are right "in the thick of the action", so to speak? Where better to learn speaking the language than in the country where it's spoken?  

Anyway, we look forward to your reports and stories about your life in an English/British ? family. Fire away! (Don't hit the duck, though...)!!!

Love,
Duckduck

Hey Duckduck, 
I think it, because I'm alone all day and so I'm not really talking except from the evenings or weekends or when I'm meeting Au-Pair friends  so that's why I thought I can find someone, who wants to chat with me and help me to improve my English and also correct me (no one is really correcting my grammar here :D)
I am living in an English family, I think  

[Schuyler]

Hey Duckduck, 
I think I should use an online forum for help [no comma before "because," except when it is necessary to avoid confusion] because I'm alone all day and so I don't really talk to anybody except in the evening, at the weekends, or when I'm meeting au pair friends. So, that's why I thought I should find someone [no comma before a restrictive clause] who wants to chat with me, help me to improve my English, and also correct me (no one is really correcting my grammar here. )
I am living with an English family, I think.

Nice to meet you, Melina!

I would love to hear some stories about your experience in England, too. What kind of things do you do during the day?

[Melina3112]

Thanks for correcting me  

My main work is to take care of their two horses and four dogs. I am also doing the laundry of the family and cleaning the kitchen. That's pretty much all my work  

[PitaBread]

Thanks for correcting me  

My main work is to take care of their two horses and four dogs. I am also doing the laundry of the family and cleaning the kitchen. That's pretty much all my work  

Hi! This is a cool thread. I'd never heard of this au pair thing before, until of course now. What's it like? Is it scary? Different country, different language, different family, ... must be strange. In another universe, there may well be a version of me living in Berlin, Germany.

You're better off saying: "I am also doing the family's laundry and cleaning the kitchen." In English, we don't tend to say thing of thing in the same sort of way as German does with the Genitiv case, such as, "Ich spiele gerade mit den Katzen der Familie."

You're welcome to message me if you have any questions regarding English; I'm happy to help, especially if you'd be willing to return the favor with regards to my German.

[Schuyler]

My main work is to take care of their two horses and four dogs.

Oh, that sounds like fun! Do you like animals a lot? Here at our house, we have a lot of pets: four cats, a dog, and two guinea pigs. Spending time with them and taking care of their needs are some of my favorite things to do when I have free time.

[Melina3112]

What's it like? Is it scary? Different country, different language, different family, ... must be strange. In another universe, there may well be a version of me living in Berlin, Germany.

It's really cool! The family is so kind. They had many au pairs before me (they had to deal with their two children but they're adults now), so they know that everything was different for me. At first it was really hard but now I enjoy it  
It was scary at the beginning before I came to England because I didn't know them and they didn't know me but after the first day I felt like this is my home.

[Melina3112]

Oh, that sounds like fun! Do you like animals a lot? Here at our house, we have a lot of pets: four cats, a dog, and two guinea pigs. Spending time with them and taking care of their needs are some of my favorite things to do when I have free time.

Yes it is quite a lot fun   Yes I like animals a lot. I had two guinea pigs at home aswell  they're so cute
I like to work with the horses and dogs and see how they make progress when you teach them some things or when you're working with them. It's also quite cool to see how their character is changing because of different people or the work you do with them