Hi! I'm latin

[Loba-Rabioza]

My English it's to bad can u help me

[Tdol]

People will help, but try asking more specific questions in order to get useful help. Welcome to the forum.

[5jj]

My English it's is too/so bad. c Can you help me

Welcome to the forum, Loba-Rabioza. Post your questions here, and we'll do our best to help.

You can start by avoiding chatlish ('u' for 'you'). We try to use correct forms of English in this forum as a guide to others.

[Mohammadhelmi]

My English it's to bad can u help me

You are always most welcome here
My English is too/very/so bad. Can u help me?

[bhaisahab]

ou are always most welcome here
My English It is too/very/so bad. Can u help me?

Please use "you" and not "u".

[CarloSsS]

ou are always most welcome here
My English It is too/very/so bad. Can u help me?

Since you're a teacher, your English can't be that bad, can it?

[Mohammadhelmi]

Please use "you" and not "u".

Yes, thanks. I know that dear.

[5jj]

Yes, thanks. I know that dear.

If you know it, why don't you do it?

'Dear' is not an appropriate form of address except to intimate friends in English.

[Mohammadhelmi]

We are here to help other people, and so I consider everyone is as a dear.
Thank you.

[CarloSsS]

If you know it, why don't you do it?

'Dear' is not an appropriate form of address except to intimate friends in English.

NOT A TEACHER

I completely agree that this is not a place to call other members "dear".

However, I heard Americans, especially older women when talking to younger males, use "dear" even though the men were complete strangers to them. Once in Boston (I was 20 then), I asked two older women directions and their response was something like "Dear you must get on ...." So probably in AmE it's all right to use it in such contexts and situations.