This is a shared profile between me and my girlfriend Fran. We are are calm people who like to read books, listen to music, go to the theater and learn about science and technology. Not much of partying, but we enjoy meeting new people and traveling. :)
对冒险运动感兴趣
对烹饪感兴趣
流利使用英语
正在学习德语
我为什么使用Couchsurfing
I love to travel, but I don't like to be a tourist. I believe that the best way to understand a city is from inside out: see its routine, what people eat in their everyday life, how they dress to go work, and just then visit the main touristic locations. Couchsurfing is an excellent way to do that, both being part of someone else routine and also seeing how they are when traveling.
音乐、电影与书籍
Humberto Gessinger (Brasilian singer), Adichie Chimamanda (Nigerian writer), La Sombra del Viento (Spanish book), The Three Body Problem (Chinese book), Happoradio (Finnish band), A Song of Ice and Fire (American series of novels), Dead Poets Society (English movie) I tried to list one think of each part of the world, thus hopefully you will know at least one of them, hahaha
我做过的一件令人惊叹的事
I'd traveled by Latin America doing hitchhiking and camping: 4 months on the road. It was a crazy experience, so I hope I can share it with you. Also, I have been a digital nomad for 1.5 years in Europe when I first arrived here!
教学、学习、分享
I'm fluent in three languages: Portuguese, Spanish, and English. I'm also learning German. I hope we can enjoy a good time talking about languages and human communication :)
我能与房东分享的
I can share with you the most valuable things that I have, and that I always carry with me: the rhythm of Brazilian music, memories of the taste of Argentine barbecue, pictures of the colors of traditional Peruvian wear... well, you got it ;) I meditate daily, so if you want, we can meditate together. We often cook Brazilian or German meals, so we can also cook together if you want.
我的兴趣
Books, music (to play and to listen), movies, plays (theater), being in touch with nature. Prety common things: as I said, I'm just a normal person.
