Hey-hey! Please, READ THIS INFO BEFORE you click "Send Request":
- I can host only people under 30 y.o. (preferably students, participants of NGO's - for e.x. ESN, Aegee)
P.S. age limits are arranged with my flatmate.
- Please, write specific dates when do you want to come and stick the link to your FB profile, so it will make our communication quicker and better ;)

Let's value our time!

And now, let me introduce myself:
One day, when I was still a pupil, I was walking along streets in Grodno. Suddenly a foreigner came to me and I heard the English speech: « Excuse me, could you tell me how to get to Sovetskaya Street?» And then it hit me: I want to be an interpreter! I want to be a lifeline for different cultures and eradicate the problem of misunderstanding!

And now, I am a student at Yanka Kupala State University of Grodno, Belarus and getting the specialty «Linguistic support of intercultural communication»

In all the world, there is no one else exactly like me. I own my fantasies, my dreams, my hopes, my fears. I am giving, considerate, broad-minded, without prejudice. Frankly speaking, I appreciate such qualities as enthusiasm, persistance, responsibility, honesty, kindness and sincerity the most one.

Why I’m on Couchsurfing

To travel. To travel is to live, they say. Traveling not only teaches us the value of life, but also makes us learners and observers. It compels us to think about everything that is right and wrong with this world. Not to mention, it shows us just how beautiful this world can be, when you think there’s just no hope. It’s important for me to make memories, because they make my life more meaningful and breathtaking!

Interests

• travelling
• reading books
• driving
• meeting new people
• self-improvement
• bookcrossing
• non-formal education
• singing to the guitar

Music, Movies, and Books

Book: Erich Maria Remarque "Three friends"
Movie: "Taken" , having been directed by Pierre Morel
p.s. I am a music lover with no bounds ;)

One Amazing Thing I’ve Done

I woke up at 6 a.m. without alarm.

Teach, Learn, Share

FAQ: How to Come to Belarus?
Belarus is one of the last terra incognitas in Europe and can turn out to be an intriguing place for a curious traveler who is fed up with all European cities. As visa restrictions are getting softer Belarus is becoming more attractive. Summary of all you need to know to come here:
http://www.belarus.by/en/travel/travel-visas/visa-free-travel-program-belarus

Belarus: One Day In Life:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MkUzeYWa7-8&t=193s

History of Belarus in 6 minutes:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tuI63MCxZa0

Funny video about regions in Belarus:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fjDEAsZ3Tto

5 Belarusian Towns Perfect for Weekend Getaway:
https://34travel.me/post/5-belarusian-towns-perfect-for-weekend-getaway

What I Can Share with Hosts

To begin with, by nature I’m used to being a leader. What is more, I am a team player and a knowledge-hungry learner. I’m full of enthusiasm and creative ideas. People say that I’m active like a live wire! All my life I’ve been trying to reach self-realization. As I see it, I am a versatile and easy-going person: to sing a song for you on the guitar, to declare your favorite poem, to go for a drive with you, to discuss your beloved book, to edit a video or to play a set in table tennis or badminton – I find pleasure and inspiration in everything.

Countries I’ve Visited

Armenia, Cyprus, Estonia, Finland, Georgia, Germany, Iceland, Jordan, Latvia, Lithuania, Netherlands, Norway, Poland, Russian Federation, Sweden, Turkey, Ukraine

Countries I’ve Lived In

Belarus, Estonia