I have worked in the past two years at the airport as a Russian airline representative, so I had to use my language skills in daily basis. I also had other interpreter experiences through years, which you can read in my CV.

I stared learning English as I was 6 years old, as I was 11 I moved from Russia to Italy, where I studied in a Technical school that was including such foreign languages as German, English and French. After that I learned at the University (in Pisa, Italy) where I got bachelor in foreign languages and literatures (I studied German, English and Russian). The level of my Italian is mothertongue, the level of my German is C1, same with English. I have worked in the past two years at the airport as a Russian airline representative, so I had to use my language skills in daily basis. I also had other interpreter experiences through years, which you can read in my CV.