I wonder...

[RootRanger]

I don't really care if someone's english is bad as long as it is understandable. Speaking perfect english is stupidly difficult, and I think that learning other things is a better use of the time. But I can't say that everyone feels the same way.

[n00b]

I don't really care if someone's english is bad as long as it is understandable. Speaking perfect english is stupidly difficult, and I think that learning other things is a better use of the time. But I can't say that everyone feels the same way.

I have to agree. As a non-native speaker myself, I know how annoying it can be to learn all the spelling, grammar, etc... As long as you can semi-spell and use at least a touch of good grammar, you'll be fine (which you do)

[Dm]

"As a non-native speaker myself", just learn how to type in that language. If anything, capitalize what needs to be capitalize. Learning how to punctuate and further differences between words/general grammar comes with time and, of course, with who you talk to.

if u talk wth ppl whu tyep l1k3 th1s ull prolly type like th1s

But if you talk with people who talk like this, chances are you'll adapt to it. ;3

[RavingRabbid]

Yeah, I can understand what you write (and I imagine everyone else can too) so it's fine.  Just - like Shantu and others have said - strive to improve your punctuation and verb tenses.  No worries though!  Just take it day by day.

Thanks i will try o improve it

Hint: I know nothing of english, just use proper capitalization and punctuation. People don't actually read.