Why do I like English [ kind of a game ]

I propose to you to write here the answer to the question "Why do I like English?". The person that responds after is to correct the previous message (if there are mistakes) giving the explanations (always in English) and write their own answer. I think it will help us to practice and to correct (at least a bit) our English language. The only important thing is to write long sentences.
For example: Because it's cool - is not correct. It's a short sentence and doesn't help you to develop your communicative skills.
Another example: I like English because I find it cool to speak it while travelling abroad.
My answer: I like English not only because I need it abroad but also it's wonderful to watch films in English, to read books in English.

On the other hand, I don’t like English because I find it easier to communicate in Russian. However it is necessary for me to practise it as it improves my ability to get around in the Australian community as well as overseas. In Australia we use the term ‘overseas’ – when I was in Europe this was unknown and I only heard the term ‘abroad’.

Thank you much for this topic. First of all, I should tell that I do like English! (please pay special attention to the word "do")

Second, I have to go now. So just thanks again!

Well. I love English, because it's my job. I am both teacher and interpreter. Besides, I love foreign languages in general, so I would like to study French, Italian and Spanish also.

As far as the correction of answers is concerned...
Kateri

After what? I think it is better to write:
Everybody who writes an answer in this thread

First, I'd rather write if there are any mistakes. Second, both everybody and person are forms of Singular. Why use Plural form of their with the word person? I'd better write "his or her", because the category of gender in the English language is semi-destroyed.

Perhaps, not "correct" but "master"?

I like English because I like the sounds of this language!

Аs for me there are many reasons why I like english. First of all this language is very reach and colourful. The second reason why I like English is that I like English culture. And the third reason - when I learned English at school, we had a very good teacher. Our English lessons were always very interesting. We discussed interesting topics, learnea and translated poems, sang songs. We even selebrated British holidays.
So I can say that I like English because of all this.

May I not answer the ask?
I want to emproove my skill, but I don't like English.
I need know it. Talk on it. But I like it as I like any another language. Exception is only Japanese. I like it because I'm interested their culture.

Bublik,
1. after the verb "to need" you need TO put infinitive form.
For example: I need to know it. I need to speak it. I need to go now. etc...
2. "talk on it"???
Isn't it better to say "speak it"?
3. "any another language"
If you put the word "another" it means there are only two languages in this world. It's better "other", which means there are a lot of languages.
4. to be intrested IN
For example: I am interested IN culture. I am interested IN literature. I am interested IN.... whatever you like.

Vovochka, thank you very much for the idea. I think people, who don't like English, could write it as well.
I don't like English, because it seems to be a poor language, and you can't express all you feel inside.