diff --git a/Posts/Gnome-Xwayland/Gnome-Xwayland-EN.md b/Posts/Gnome-Xwayland/Gnome-Xwayland-EN.md
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@@ -8,27 +8,29 @@ SPDX-License-Identifier: CC-BY-SA-4.0
 
 [Versión en español](https://gitea.sergiotarxz.freemyip.com/germedeb/Luci-Blogpost/src/branch/master/Posts/Gnome-Xwayland/Gnome-Xwayland-ES.md)
 
-Ok, this will be a short post, but I hope this can help you if you stop at the same situation.
+Ok, this will be a short post, but I hope this can help you if someone has the same problem as I had.
 
-This is the problem: You try to open gnome (wayland) and at the first second, it closes and it drops you at GDM again.
+Here's the problem we been dealing: You try to open a session with Gnome (Wayland WM) but it closes right at the moment. After this, you are at the same we started, the GDM (Gnome Display Manager).
 
-If you see the logs, there is an entry that says that there is an error with the group and user of the folder `/tmp/.X11-unix`.
+If you can see the logs, there's an entry that says there was an error with the group and user of the folder '/tmp/.X11-unix'.
 
 ## Solution:
 
-Aas we say, the thing that makes problems is the user and group of the `/tmp/.X11-unix` folder, that should be `root`.
+There's a strange explanation for this, a error occurs with the group and user access of ´/tmp/.X11-unix´, the owner of this folder should be 'root'.
 
-This can be changed with two commands:
+The moment that you have been waiting for, the solution. This can be solved with the next commands:
 
 ```
 sudo chown root /tmp/.X11-unix
 sudo chgrp root /tmp/.X11-unix
 ```
 
-It should be done. I launched that in sway, but I'm not sure about what can happens if you run that inside a X11 session. Try to run it only in a TTY or in a wm that don't use Xorg.
+After that, it would be over. I launched the commands in 'Sway', but I'm not sure if there would be any side-effects if you launch the commands in a X11-session. I recommend you to launch the commands in TTY mode, or a WM-session that doesn't use X11.
 
 ## Bye bye!
 
 With that, I leave. Hope I helped you
 
 feel free to [contact me](t.me/debgerme) If you have questions or something to say. You can send a commit here if you want
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+English version corrected by: @xp0sed_relay43