I recently graduated in Philosophy from UFRGS, but my world has always gone beyond the academic sphere. I’m fluent in several languages and work as an English and French teacher — teaching and learning are essential parts of who I am.

Couchsurfing is very much my vibe, since I’ve always loved connecting with people outside the typical circles of work or university.

I’m a long-time vegetarian, and this lifestyle naturally led me to study nutrition and ethical gastronomy. I see cooking as an act of care that nourishes both body and spirit.

I’m deeply into conversations about culture, cinema, music, and the entertainment industry — especially how they shape our worldviews. I’d say I’m curious, respectful, and always open to new experiences, especially when they involve learning how other people think, live, and feel. 💜🎆🌸

Why I’m on Couchsurfing

This platform feels like the perfect place to meet new people — and that’s exactly what I’m looking for: to collect friends and memories all around the world.

What I Can Share with Hosts

I’m the kind of guest who doesn’t like to cause any inconvenience — I’m very clean and organized, and I usually wash the dishes while cooking (it just feels right!).

I’m happy to offer language lessons or help with pronunciation in English or French. I also love deep conversations, especially about philosophy and how we see the world.

And if you enjoy music, I have a very refined taste (yes, I’m sure of that!) — I’m always discovering or recommending something interesting to listen to.

Countries I’ve Visited

Argentina, Belgium, Czech Republic, England, France, Germany, Netherlands, Portugal, Uruguay

Countries I’ve Lived In

England, Uruguay