First English class

Hi...
this is my first English blog, I am learning English and I want to write about my study...
I know my sentences in very bad and my worlds are a few, but it is my start and I hope it become better every day.
Thanks of your attentions.

we decided to learn English and met English teachers, we called to some teachers that we knew them, at last we found a teacher. in our first session she couldn't find our house, I think she had been in the streets for a long time to found our house.
so, we saw her, she was so younger than we thought about her, she has same age with us.
she asked some questions about our English language knowledge, she asked simple questions just like what's your name and how do you spell that, to harder questions just like, What's Canada like you think.
We was not bad and she stared with second book of Interchange. the red one.
Our first lesson was Please Call Me Beth... that conversation is about a meeting group that a new member joint it. this conversation is simple but I think in any lesson is new think that we must know it. just like pronunciation of this lesson, Linked Sounds...
In Persian we pause after every words and make a few stop between many words, but in English each words ending to consonant sound and the word that coming after, start with vowel sound, those words link together, just like Flight attendant.
OK flight attendant is a person who keeps gusts in air plain.
I love my teacher, she is so nice and cool...

yesterday we had second session of our English class, second class with second lesson, How do you spend your day? is new tittle...
Mrs Mahsa (our teacher) spoke with us and in any of her questions or sentences learned new words, I will write that worlds in end of this post, and she told us reading our book to any pages we can.
I hope I learn English well.

Greeting: the first things that you say when you meet s.b
Hello/ How are you/ how's the weather
Hug: hold some body in your arms.
Bow: take you upper body down.
Pat: hit lightly.
Wave your hand from distance.
Hello, Hi , Hey
the works above are some typical of greeting.


Typical: normal, usual, ordinary, common
Semester: Term
Deal with it or cope: manage some thing in spite of difficulty
suit(v): be suitable
probably: maybe, perhaps
Identity: basic information about s.b, ID
Popular: famous and liked by people
athlete: sport person
exclusive: unique, only one
opinion: idea
recent: not very old, new
survey: a series of questions and results.
poet: a person who say poems.
boring: interesting
creative: a person who can make new things.
nerdy: unpopular
adventurous: a person who likes to have an exciting life.
plain: simple (not a good idea)
intelligent: clever
prophet: a person who came from God for leading people.
tradition: old customs
over time: during time
janitor: a person who worked in companies and cleaned it.
garbageman: a person who worked in some companies to cleaned streets.
sculpturist: a person who make some thing of rocks or woods.
salary: the money that you get every month.
security: being safe
repetitive: repeating
Sephard: a person who keeps sheep.
contraction: building
lumber jack: a person who cats trees.
judge, lawyer, librarian, flight attendant, coach, secretary, referee, receptionist, backer, novelist,
butcher, tailor, composer, clerk, designer, smuggler, chef (cook), thief, carpenter, addict, minister.