This is a though question (still figuring out who I am ;)…

Fond of learning, I love being immersed in a different culture than mine. Getting to understand people and the way they live is an incredible opportunity to know more about yourself, to experience new things and to be amazed by the inner beauty of the humankind.

Why I’m on Couchsurfing

You don't know a country if you don't know its people. And what is best to have a glimpse of the day to day life in a given country than to adopt a local's couch? I have been lucky enough so far to have friends living abroad to visit, but now that I am unable to quench my thirst of traveling I think Couchsurfing is definitely the best way to discover a culture.

Interests

I love life in general and all its pleasures, enjoying the vibe of a city, understand it. The cultural part of a trip is always important for me, whether it be visiting places or have an insight of the religious beliefs and traditions. I love to talk about the political stakes in a given country and the way institutions work.

• horses
• photography
• cooking
• traveling
• teaching
• history
• international relations
• languages
• nature
• diving
• learning

One Amazing Thing I’ve Done

This needs to be told ;)

Teach, Learn, Share

I am teaching French to refugees in Paris. They are in their early twenties and they are going through so much it's amazing to see they still have the ressources to learn such a tough language as French. Seeing how they improve is one of my greatest pride!

What I Can Share with Hosts

I enjoy speaking foreign languages and share my life experiences. I am a real foodie (thinking about opening a café with an Indian friend of mine) and would enjoying exciting my buds with new tastes! I love exchanging thoughts on literature and movies.

Countries I’ve Visited

Argentina, Canada, China, Egypt, France, Gabon, India, Indonesia, Ireland, Kosovo, Netherlands, Slovenia, United Kingdom, United States

Countries I’ve Lived In

France, India, United States