Hi Jimmy,
Perhaps this post might help: https://my.wealthyaffiliate.com/kleblanc13/blog/wpmu-blog-helpful-plugins
All the best,
Brandon

Thanks all of your helping, seem like the first important thing to do is understand the platform which I am using now... Thanks so much..

You sure did paint a great picture describing your frustration! I know you will figure it out with determination. There is so much information on the web. Best of luck and do keep us posted on your progress.

Hope this is working for you now.

Not being funny, but have you emailed support? I know some items are limited in Siterubix sites, but unsure if there's a way.....you are unable to install plug-ins unless you are a Premium member.....please email Kyle....

Hi there, I can't copy and paste a You Tube video link here, but there are several videos there on how to do this. I just typed in (how to change language in wordpress). Hope this helps you out. :))

LOL I often feel my website is in Mandarin Chinese, or double Dutch. My suggestion would be asked Nathaniel he speaks Chinese he may have no experience with this but on the other hand he might.

Here is another one who is waiting on this information. :)

Hope you have got it working now. Sorry for my late response.

aww see Carla has found a tool to suit best of luck with it

Thanks for asking Jimmy!

Looks like Carla found you something. :))

I Googled it and found this one. It says it works in 83 languages through Google and that the keywords will be good in the country of the language used. Don't know. Just repeating. http://keywordtool.io/

I have just the same question! Hope somebody will answer. I'm Norwegian and I find that Jaaxy doesn't work very well with Norwegian. So far I have only English sites, but I'm planning on a page in my native language and need a keyword tool for that.

Great advice here, and you should let us know if it does not help.

Hope the advice received has done the job.

Seems you have received some great advice, just follow the training and apply it in the same manner only in the language of choice.

I need to study more about SEO, I just do not understand it.

I put my to use keyword in Google and see wat is comming up with the alphabet soup to add some extra words to the phrase. I also look how many pages Google finds, are there 10,000 or 100,000,000 in the search results:)

It's the same process as it is in english, you want to use your keyword in your title and in the first paragraph of your article, but not in the first sentence. The rest of your article should be written like you're talking to a friend

Keep writing and read some book and observe the grammar as you read them.

I learned how to write for the net doing the writing training over at Street Articles, WA's sister site. I am not sure if they are still offering the training but it is worth checking out. Here is a link to their site:
www.streetarticles.com

love me some weird Al

So many great answers and techniques already so all I am going to add is... Practice, practice, practice... Repetition will out do talent in the long run so I wouldn't stress about getting perfect every time.

Take everything you write with the attitude of growth a step towards excellence as you will be writing like a champion... :)

Thank you for all the opinion, I will try each of your suggestion, be blessed ：）

Hi Jimmy writing is a craft and like any crafts it can be learned Look around at other peoples blogs on their websites. Find the ones which are pulling in a lot of traffic and study their techniques. Copy their style to start off with and the structure of the blog/article. Eventually you will get your own style. Use your own experiences to help the readers connect with you. Stay away from using too many clichés and always make sure that you proof your work as it increases the readers enjoyment. Stay away from using too much jargon. It may sound impressive but it can often have readers scratching their head. If they have to grab the dictionary every second then it will impair their reading experience. Again this depends on your target audience so if you are writing a specialist subject for a particular audience I.e scientists or science students then you can use the terminology as they will understand what your talking about. I find keeping it simple works for me. Practice practice really helps you to refine your skill and eventually it will become natural to you. Hope this helps

If you are talking about grammar, then listen to "Word Crimes", from Al Yankovik.

Hi Jimmy, I've learned a lot thru reading articles on Writing. I find great info from Carla Ives here in WA. Hope this helps. ..Jean '. ..

Loes gives you a good method, to write as if you are talking to someone. The only real way to improve is to write, write and write some more. That goes for anyone, no matter which language you speak.

Just write as if you are explaining something face to face to someone, so do that and take a recording, and then work it out.