1. "just wanted to like it , do not know why i am keeping myself typing , sorry.
i think in Some aspects we..."

OR


2."just wanted to like it , do not know why am i keeping myself typing , sorry.
i think in Some aspects we..."



which one is correct ?? , i am very much confused , do not know any other intelligent commutity so posting in warlight ...

The first is correct.

"I am" is used in a statement, while "am I" is used when asking a question. e.g.:

"I am playing WarLight"

"Why am I playing WarLight?"

ok got it , thank you.

sure, anytime

I couldn't tell the difference for a while.

Look, if you're gonna ask for help on grammar, then I have to point out that both those sentences have a huge number of errors in them. So many that I can't figure out what they're trying to communicate.

THIS IS THE ORIGINAL

just wanted to like it , do not know why i am keeping myself typing , sorry.
i think in Some aspects we...

THIS IS HOW I'D WRITE THE SAME THING

I just wanted to like it. I don't know why I keep typing. Sorry. I think in some aspects we...

Periods separate sentences, not commas. Commas have a space between them and the following word, not the preceding one. Capitals are used at the start of sentences, not the middle except for pronouns, eg. names, places, titles, etc. Tenses are important. Stay in one tense. Switching tenses unexpectedly or without reason confuses people and makes your message unclear.

Hope this helps.

I think he was just showing a sentence fragment to put more emphasis on what he wanted us to correct.