Hi everybody,I'm new here 'n want to speak English with you.

[MichaelK]

Yes , but the only incorrect part is your question.
You used the plural instead of the singular.

Is this sentences correct?

-> Is this sentence correct?

[punjabi]

hi everyone,
i'm punjabi girl from india but right now i am living in spain.
i want to speak english becouse in india everyone speak english and i feel so gulity when i dont understand them
i want to make new friends here in this forum

[deadcat]

Hi Delfino,

Thank you very much for your correction of my message.
Your English is very good. Do you live in the USA or in a country,
where English is an official language?
Or it is simple that you usually work with English?

I love English and I am taking an English course,
where I am trying to improve my spoken and written English.

I don't know whether you want to write me again or not,
but anyway thanks a lot for your help and I wish you the best!

Cheers,
dox

People don't usually say 'the USA', its acceptable but we just say 'America'.
Again, you can say 'where English is an official language' but we would just say 'where English is spoken', you're better off keeping it simple.
'Or is it simple that you usually work with English', 'Or is it simply that you work on your English'

Your English is really good, though.

well "where english is spoken" and "where english is an official language" mean 2 completley different things. I think he actually wanted to know if English was the official language in his country so this would be the correct wording (or he could say "Where English is the primary language". But I would definately agree keeping it simple is best, but at the same time, you don't want to sound like a simpleton

[ez kurdim]

I am here to improve my English too.
English is very important for my future.