11. I think it's possible with all the online lessons, videos and audio materials, but one still needs a partner to practice with. 12. No, I don't think so. I tried that before and it didn't work out. If the two languages are both difficult for the person (eg. Russian plus French would be difficult for me,) this effort would be far too challenging, and if both languages are similar to each other (Italian and Spanish, for example,) they can be confused. 13. I actually learnt the basics of my English by watching American TV when I was 7 years old, so it was very easy, almost like growing up bilingual. 14. Traveling, meeting people. 15. I'm thinking about learning Japanese or Chinese but I'd like to perfect my Russian first. Thank you for the fun questions!! If interested, I'd be happy to help you advance in English. Feel free to look at my teaching profile and send me a message if you think I can help you. I'm available every day from 9 am to 2 pm CET. - https://www.italki.com/teacher/6858659/english

Hello Aidai! ^_^ Sure, I'd be happy to answer: 1. I work from home as an online English teacher and translator. I've been teaching English for 10+ years now, at various institutions but online schools have proven to suit my needs the best. 2. Hiking, taking pictures, learning languages (Hungarian is my mother tongue but I can also speak English, German, Russian and a very little French.) 3. A bit introverted, but that depends on the people I'm interacting with. I like getting to know people from different cultures and having a good chat about sights, food, and cultural things. 4. Usually a brightly colored t-shirt with jeans. In winter I like wearing turtleneck sweaters. 5. Yes!! I love to take pictures, especially of landscapes and interesting buildings. 6. When I was about 12, my mom and I went to a very beautiful lakeside resort in Hungary. One day, we were walking on the side of the lake when a big storm was about to break out. I had my camera with me so I took some pictures of the huge dark clouds gathering above the lake and the water turning bright green and wavy. It looks threatening and beautiful at the same time. 7. As I live in the countryside, I recently took a hike with my dog to a nearby mountain. It was late afternoon, the sun was going down and everything was sparkling gold color. My dog stood bravely on the slope (she loves to climb up on things) so I took a picture of her with the golden background. 8. Three years ago I visited the Ural Mountains in Northern Russia. I climbed part of the mountains with a group and stood on the imaginary border line between Europe and Asia. 9. I think it's one of the students from a Japanese school where I taught English last year. She's a very gentle and nice person. 10. I was born in Budapest, the capitol of Hungary, but I live in the western part of the country in a small village among the mountains. It's a great place with friendly people and amazing scenery.