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São José dos Campos, São Paulo, Brazil
@gabriela-zogbi
Membre depuis 2015
Hello there! I'm an illustrator and animator fresh from college, now searching for a job and dreaming with my very own apartment. But while this dream doesn't come true, I can't really accept guests. What I can do is offer a friendly face if you happen to come to this little town. And maybe some guidelines. I'm a quiet person that tends to have my head on the clouds and often that makes me unintentionally funny - by walking on stuff, saying absurdities or by being generally slow. This may not be specially amusing FOR ME, but hey, at least someone is laughing.
Intéressé(e) par Anime
Intéressé(e) par Art
Courant en Anglais
En train d'apprendre Français
Pourquoi je suis sur Couchsurfing
I've been curious about couchsufing since I've learned about it, and the site seemed like a safe way to explore this way of traveling. I haven't had any experiences with either hosting or surfing yet, but I hope to change that soon.
Une chose incroyable que j'ai faite
I lost a flight once, after arriving 1 hour early for it, from inside the airport. It was truly an accomplishment.
Enseigner, apprendre, partager
To be honest I don't know how much I can teach you, but we can discuss movies, series and books any time and I can introduce you to drawing technics. I'm also an enthusiast of gardening and we can try that. Besides, nowadays I've been learning how to skate and while I'm no good at all, I can show you how to fall gracefully, face first, no problem. I like to learn about pretty much everything and would love to hear about your experiences, interests or culture. Language exchange is always appreciated.
Ce que je peux offrir à mes hôtes
I can share all I know about brazilian culture. True, my knowledge is limited but I can show you a little about music, food and films. Even for other brazilian peers, I would love to introduce ours Bolinho Caipira, a dish that is, apparently, exclusive from around here.