Sorry, I’m a little stupid.

I’m starting to study English.

I really want to speaking for to people.

I’m starting to study English.

I really want to speaking for to people.

Unfortunately, my school does not provide a proper education and I'm new to this field.,

Normally you use 'but' after a comma instead of a period. :)

Bbut I’m trying and I need more practice.

Sorry, I’m a little stupid.

Hello,. I want/am going to tell you about my day.

I’m starting am beginning to study English.

I really want to speaking for people to people in English.

I am new to learning English. Unfortunately, my school does not provide a proper education and I'm new to this fieldin this subject/matter.

But I’However, I am trying and, but I need more practice.

Sorry, I’m a little stupid.

No you're not!! :)

I’m starting to study English.

After a verb ending in -ing ("starting"), the next verb must be in the infinitive with "to" (so, "to study").

I really want to speaking for to people.

Same idea here! We have the verb "want" so the next verb should be in the infinitive "to speak"

Unfortunately, my school does not provide a proper education and I'm new to this field.