Hey!
My name is Lucas Araya. I am 32 years old and I am an English instructor.
I studied Linguistics and Literature at the Universidad de Chile and now I am currently working at the university and other institutions.
After I finished highschool in 1999, I lived Australia for a while. I didn't know how to speak English, so I had to learn by practicing everyday, using real language. My model was television shows. I used to watch cartoons and sitcoms. That is how I learned English. Very basic but it worked. I worked as a cleaner in a second-hand-objects shop. They let me take one record/vinyl every week. That's how I started my record collection .
Once I was back in Santiago, in 2006, I started working as an English instructor. I have been doing this for seven years, and every year I have the chance of meeting new and interesting people.
I love music. I really enjoy listening to music, playing music, speaking about music and dreaming about music.
I also love cooking, trying new kinds of food, traveling, riding my bike, reading and movies.
I really love fallafel. It is a chickpea dip. It's very common in the arabic cuisine. I ate falafel for the first time in 2011 and since then, I started a ritual: I have a falafel sándwich everyweek. I am a vegetarian so falafel is Paradise to me.
I think that people can be forever young if they do the things they really love.
I hope we can have a good time in class.
Cheers!
Lucas
:)You´re life experience is so cool :) I would like to travel to Australia in the future :)
ResponderEliminaryou been in the australia!!! that emotion because I alson be in that country and is very beautiful!
ResponderEliminarThat want to come back...
regards!
I would love to participate in a exchange program, I will find out if Australia has any interesting for me.
ResponderEliminarThe best way is learn using the real languaje... one day a english teacher of spanish in England arrives to Chile and she went for a coffe, the first question to she was "capuchino o exprè?", and she don`t understand nothing to how speak the chilean people... jajajajaja
ResponderEliminarI hope travel to Australia someday ... you see any kangaroo??
see you !!