Profile
I'm from Brazil. I like people with a nice talk!
Sou a chata que briga, ama e acredita que sempre vale a pena! ♡
Learning
English
Language Skills
PortugueseNative
German
Lesson Feedback
Lesson history
| Last month | Last 3 months | All time | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Completed lessons | 0 | 0 | 1 |
| Attendance rate | 100% | 100% | 100% |
Teacher reviews
No record
Activities
- Well, I've always loved English, I think it sounds wonderful. I grew up listening to my mom's flashback songs. She doesn't speak English, but she gave it a try through singing. Today can I noticed that some of the words in the lyric, she can get right. Watching my mom listening to American songs, maybe was my first inspiration to learn it. I remember as a teenager getting the lyrics of songs such as “I want it that way” from BSB and scream my lungs out with my rough, badly memorized English. When I was 24 years old, I was told about the AuPair program in the USA from a friend, I got very interested in it, I wanted to live this experience, but hey I had no English. That same year I started to study English on my own and here I am. I've got into the Aupair program and it's been 7 years since! One of the best experiences I could ever have.0 votedJanuary 18, 20210
- When I first sign up for italki, most of the people who came to talk with me were Russian. I got to meet one of them in person (crazy story), that's when I decided to learn Russian, but then this person was the one who also made me lose any interest and effort I had in learning it. In conclusion, learning Russian never was in my taste, I think It was just the moment.0 votedJanuary 18, 20210
- Well, I have many childhood memories that I could tell. The one that still brings me lots of joy is a specific moment, at school. Once a week we used to go to the school library. Although it was a public school in Brazil, I got lucky to have such a nice school, with good infrastructure and lots of children's books, which nowadays it's very rare to find good public schools like this. We used to call the school library the " Reading Room". I remember what the teacher's face looks like, she was the teacher in charge of this room, although I can't recall her name. I remember the little girl that was painted on the curtains around the room, and how the wind was always blowing it up and down, while the sun was shining through it. The teacher used to put several titles of books on each table. The room had 4 big round tables that helped to divide the children into 4 groups. We were allowed to read as many books as we wanted, I believe we had like 1 hour for this. By the end of the class, we could borrow a book from the school and return it when we finish reading.January 5, 202131
00:00
00:00