I take my mountain bike out for a ride. My  favorite color is pink and brown. I  speak English. I haven't been able to learn anything else. I want to learn Chinese. I live in San Bernardino. I like milk chocolate. I go riding.
I am a chocolate bar lover. My favorite chocolate is milk chocolate. I prefer eating chocolate plain. I enjoy playing ping pong. My father has taught me a lot about electricity. My father is  an electrician. My favorite color is brown. I love plants. I love the cocoa plant. I live in Hemet, CA. I learned  Chinese at home. I watch Chinese drama shows. I enjoy the passionate people in the shows. I have never gone riding before. I play ping-pong at home.
I have been practicing the Chinese we went over. I think I'm getting better! We'll have to talk when I get home tonight so I can hear your pronunciation. That sounds good. I'll probably screw it up when I'm actually trying to do it. I'm sure you're better than you think. It's a tough language to learn. Yea, of course I will say I don't think learning any new language is very easy.  Very true. At least there are many shows and movies to watch with the subtitles on to get a feel for the language That is a great idea to use. I would have never thought about that. Plus it gives you a chance to learn some of the slang and other imperfections which people commonly use while speaking Yeah, and I don't imagine you find that kind of thing in text books. How long did it take you to learn fluently? A few years... but not of constant practice. That makes sense. Sometimes it helps to take breaks when learning a new skill so that you don't get overwhelemed. Exactly. No point burning yourself out.