Hi there! I’m someone who simply can’t get enough of languages – honestly, if words were candy, I’d probably have a sugar overdose by now.

I love discovering new cultures, meeting interesting people, and talking about everything that makes this world colorful and fascinating.
Whether you want to teach me idioms that would never appear in textbooks, share insights about your culture, or explain why certain words in your language make zero sense – I’m all in.


I’m excited to make new friends across the globe, laugh together, practice languages, and maybe even become a little smarter (or at least pretend to). So feel free to message me! I don’t bite – unless we’re talking about vocabulary.

At the moment, I’m learning Italian — which basically means I’m constantly talking about food and gesturing dramatically with my hands. I’m also trying my best with Russian, a beautiful language that occasionally makes my brain do gymnastics I definitely didn’t sign up for.

If anyone out there is brave enough to help me on this linguistic rollercoaster, I will be eternally grateful (and maybe even serenade you with my best Italian accent or my most heroic attempt at Russian pronunciation).

In return, I’m always happy to help with German! Whether you need help surviving the three grammatical genders, want to understand why our words are longer than some relationships, or simply need someone to reassure you that Schmetterling is indeed a real word — I’ve got your back.

So if you’re up for language chaos, cultural exchange, and a good laugh along the way, feel free to send me a message. I promise I’m friendly… unless you steal my pizza, then we might have a problem.

I greatly enjoy staying active and engaging in various forms of exercise. I go to the gym regularly, enjoy jogging and swimming, and have a particular fondness for almost any kind of ball sport. Physical activity helps me stay balanced, energized, and simply makes me feel more alive.

I also love reading and have a soft spot for real, physical books. There’s something special about holding a book in your hands and getting lost in a well-written story or thoughtful piece of literature. In addition to that, I enjoy listening to good music and playing the piano whenever I find the time. It’s a wonderful way to unwind, express myself, and tap into a different kind of creativity.

Bodo Schäfer - Die Gesetze der Gewinner
Bodo Schäfer - Ich kann das
Brendon Burchard - High Performance Habbits
Dieter Lange - Gewinner erkennt man am Start, Verlierer auch
Shakespeare - Macbeth
Johann Wolfgang von Goethe - Faust

"Change the way to look at things and the things you look at change"