こんにちはみなさん

[helephant]

私はヘレンです。わたしはロンドンに住んでいます。私は１年ぐらい日本語を勉強しました。日本語はおもしろいです．そして楽しいです。私は主人に去年に東京へ行きました。

(what I tried to say!)
I am Helen. I live in London. I have studied Japanese for about a year. I think Japanese is interesting and fun. My husband and I visited to Tokyo last year.

My Japanese is still very basic but I enjoy learning a little more every week!

[taiyouka]

Welcome to TJP ;D

[phreadom]

TJPへようこそヘレンさん！

I think your Japanese is at least as good or better than mine. (I could read your Japanese just fine until the last part... I got a little lost there. )

よろしくおねがいします。

[helephant]

どうもありがとうございます!

[leonl]

私はヘレンです。わたしはロンドンに住んでいます。私は１年ぐらい日本語を勉強しました。日本語はおもしろいです．そして楽しいです。私は主人に去年に東京へ行きました。

(what I tried to say!)
I am Helen. I live in London. I have studied Japanese for about a year. I think Japanese is interesting and fun. My husband and I visited to Tokyo last year.

My Japanese is still very basic but I enjoy learning a little more every week!

Welcome, I have a few corrections for you if you dont mind

1.日本語を勉強しました As this is written it sounds like you studied Japanese for about a year, then stopped, What I think you're going for , judging from your english translation is this
日本語を勉強しています．I have been studying Japanese for a year(and am still doing it)

2.私は主人に去年に東京へ行きました。
私は主人と去年に東京へ行きました。

Good Luck, with your studies. I am still somewhat a beginner/ early intermediate, so take these corrections with a grain of salt

[helephant]

Thanks for the corrections! What's the difference between the -te form of the verbs and the -masu ones? We haven't gotten up to that yet in my course and I have been curious about it.

[leonl]

te form has literally tons of functions, rather than attempting to explain them all, as i dont know them all, I'll just explain what I showed you.

verb te form +iru/imasu continuous action

tabete iru

I am eating

Nonde iru

I am drinking

Benkyoushite iru

I am studying

[chikara]

TJPへようこそ