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You say you would like to learn English. You are doing very well, but I would like to offer you some pointers:
"I look for friends to be able to chat and learn the English?"
"To look" is a verb. When you are currently doing that thing, you can say "I am looking". It is how things we are currently doing are usually said.
In addition, English does not need "the" in front of it. You can just say "learn English" instead of "learn the English".
"I would move me them!"
I think I understand why you are phrasing it that way, but I'd like to offer you a better way. Instead of saying "move me them," it would be "move to them." "Move" is the action," "them" is the place, and "to" is used when describing relation between the two words. Therefore, try "I would move to them!"
"For now I have to be satisfied me with a trip through web!"
You can take out the "me" -- simply using "I have to be satisfied with".
Great job! You are well on your way to English fluency. Good luck and happy speaking!
