Hi! I'm Olga from Ukraine.
I love reading books, play piano, learning languages and cultures, history and politics. I'm fond of reciting poetry, cooking, swimming and skating. I work with children, I love them very much.
I speak Russian, Ukrainian, English and German. I'm fond of traveling too.
I have been to Germany three times and I really love its architecture and language. I have been in Berlin, Hamburg, Bremen, Lyubeck, Luneburg and Hanover. Now I'm living near Hamburg as Au Pair for a year to August 2018. I love it! I'm learning German and spend good time with my guest family. I believe that Au-Pair is a good thing to become a "grown-up", develop and change yourself :)
I believe Couchsurfing is very good thing to make friends from all over the world, exchange cultural experience and have fun!

Why I’m on Couchsurfing

Couchsurfing is a great opportunity to meet people from all over the world, learn something new and listen to stories of different people. I enjoy travelling! I would like to get to know a lot of people and places!

Interests

• cooking
• reading
• traveling
• swimming
• playing piano

Music, Movies, and Books

I adore reading, watching films and listening to music. I like classical music (play and listen). Favorite composers are: Mozart, Beethoven and Paganini.
My favorite books are: Joanne Rowling "Harry Potter" and M. Bulgakov "The Master and Margarita".
My favorite film - Hachiko.

One Amazing Thing I’ve Done

Decision to be an Au-Pair in Germany. It wasn't easy actually. I could make career. However, this decision is the best decision in my life!

Teach, Learn, Share

I know Russian and Ukrainian, (maybe anyone wants to learn Russian or Ukrainian? :D) and German. I can teach cooking some Russian, Ukrainian or german dishes and cakes!

What I Can Share with Hosts

A good company, long (or shot- what you want) conversations and of course (it's the most important!) German and Ukrainien chocolate ;)

Countries I’ve Visited

Denmark, Germany, Netherlands, Russian Federation, Ukraine

Countries I’ve Lived In

Germany