You mention some great writing job leads here! This is the reason I encourage my fellow writers to hone their skill and learn all they can about SEO and content promotion. Most of these freelancing jobs will pay quite well per post, but they want to see your writing samples and a resume of your experience and skills. They may also want to see whether you have a good following on sites like Twitter.

No matter how well you think you write, if you lack the knowledge and skills the client is looking for you won’t get the job.

I had heard of this site but have not heard any proof of payment yet.
Craiglist is famous site for job seekers.
I wonder they have any job vacancy for Malay to english translator job

Like you I studied French in high school. I felt there was no need to study Spanish, since in elementary school my teachers has already taught the basics and many of high school friend spoke Spanish because they were Cuban and I could pick up from listening to them. As far as I’m concerned, the more languages you can speak, the better off you are. As for cost? If you have the Internet, there are ways to learn a language that doesn’t cost much. Just look for it.

I love the Spanish language. When I was in high school, I wanted to learn the language but I gave up because I focused more on studying my lessonsm I hope I can continue to study that beautiful language of yours this year. Looking forward to read your other blogs!

I have not learned a second language- I discount Sanskrit which I learnt in school for some years- that is an Indian Language and part of our history.
I did had an interest in learning German, but did not had the time to do a full time Offline course, which I think is the best way to learn such a Language.