Cyrine Introduction

Hello,my name is Belhadj Cyrine , I'm 15 years old , I study in IMEM MOSLEM prep school .
I like listening to Music and going to the cinema .
My ambitious is to became doctors for saving people lives and that's all
good by 

loueti jihed

hey sir , how are you ? My name is jihed , i am 16 years old , i'am from tunisia ,  my favourite sport is kick boxing , my favourite team is real madrid , my favourite football player is Ronaldinho 

Oussama's introduction

Hey! How are you ? My name is Oussama Ben Hamouda, I'm 15 years-old and I live in Bardo. I Have one little brother his name is Wassim, it means beautiful! I love English that's why I am learning it! Any way, I hope you like my small introduction! 

I'm Oussama Ben Hamouda and I will see you guys later!

Mohamed Ali Ghazouani

Hi , My name is Mohamed ali , i'm 15 years old . i study in secondery school , i like hanging around with my friends , i like playing video games and i practice sports like basketball and football . i'm a big fan of real madrid and i love emglish songs . this is all about me :)

Hazem`s introduction

Hi,my name is hazem bouneb i`m 16 years old i live in Tunisia i study in `street Of Russia`its my second year. there is lot of people that i know and they know me too. I have a lot of hobbies like playing football, video games, watching films, listening to music.
My ambitions are traveling to Canada, Germany, England, Japan.
good bye. 

abdelkader introduction

Hello, i,m abdelkqder mencheri i live at hamma-lif city in  apartment with my mother also i study  in a near place from there it,s the amal private school. 

let's talk a littel bit about my hobbies i would like to practice sports like footing and boxing also i have to play    

video games i,m very open minded same time i,m very serious when it deserve to be 

some thing about me

Hello, my name is Nahed Touinsi, i`m 16 year old I live in menzah 1 in Tunisia I study in `IMAM MOSLEM`, it is my first year there but it wasn`t hard for me because i`m a popular student so i enjoy studying there.
I have so many ambition for the future like being reach and famous and also leave my country and have my family and my friends around me.
I like taking pictures and play tennis.
Good bye   

Teaching English Radio

Hello welcome to this month's Teaching English Radio programme!

This month's topic is ‘Managing Different Levels ’.

Teachers agree that multi-level classes can present a real challenge. Some students learn English in other places and so are far more proficient than some of the others. Many teachers use this to their advantage and pair stronger students with weaker ones.This can increase the confidence of the stronger ones, who have a sense of responsibility, and help ‘pull the weaker ones up’.Teachers helping each other and pooling resources can provide creative solutions to challenges in multi-level classes.
Today's guests in the studio were:Mrs Raoudha Belhaj Primary Teacher Trainer,Tunis, Mrs Sabiha Inoubli, Inspector, Bizerte, 
Mrs Melek Jlejla,Secondary school teacher
and Jean Wilson,Vocational Training specialist.

In addition there were teachers and Teacher Inspectors in the 'Teaching English Radio Live Workshop '
at British Council Tunis :Toumi ,Dalel,Haifa and Raja.

 

In the post programme discussion Dalel mentioned that she had set up a Facebook page for her learners to make sure they could keep up with anything they missed in  class.

Jean Wilson,the Vocational Specialist: 'No longer the sage on the stage but the guide on the side'.

So be creative and adaptable with the fast finishers,extend the activity they are doing; in a discussion activity get the them to ask each other extra questions or use the students as a resource in being a 'mentor' with the weaker students and give them a sense of responsibility with helping you to help the other students.
Facilitate and monitor your students' learning. Good luck!

Click http://www.radiotunisienne.tn/rtci/sounds/anglais/anglais06122013.mp3
to listen to the programme.

We'll be having a break in January so the next programme of series 3 will be  in February 2014!

Saturday Night in Tunis

How do you spend your Saturday night?
Do you go to a disco or a karaoke?

     Or go to a restaurant or a party?

    Is Tunis an exciting place for a good Saturday night out?
   

Rim 

   There are different ways to spend a good Saturday night in Tunis. Some people prefer going to a disco, going to a restaurant, going to a hotel or simply staying at home.

   Spending a perfect Saturday night, for me, is staying at home and doing nothing. Actually, after a whole week working, running here and there, speaking with clients, I wouldn't be able to face more noise even during the weekend. I prefer ordering some pizza with a fresh drink, staying in bed and watching a good movie. 

However, sometimes I enjoy spending weekend with my best friends in a restaurant or a hotel, talking, laughing and making some noise.

   In fact, the way i would spend a good Saturday night depdends on my humor. If I'm tired i prefer staying alone, but if I am okay i go out with friends.

 

Teaching English Radio is Back !

Series 3 of Teaching English Radio has kicked off!

Today's topic was 'Getting the most from the course book ' and among today's guests were Hada,Primary School Teacher Trainer,Latifa,Primary school teacher,Maaouia,Secondary Teacher and Inspector,Lamia ,University Professor and Teacher Inspector, Patric Fawcett,Teacher Trainer and ELT/ICT Coordinator at British Council Tunis.

Course books can provide an English teaching syllabus and give structure to a lesson as well as having

useful recyling and revision activities.

Not all the materials in a coursebook are relevant to the students so the teacher can adapt ideas from a book to use with their own materials.Teachers need not be independent on the coursebook and can try many different ways to present language and engage their students during the lesson.

At the beginning of the discussion the key points were:

that the course book can be used as a reference/record of the language items that have been taught,

and that it can be used as a source of inspiration for instance an interesting picture or topic in the course book to engage the students's interest.Maamouia said that the course books in Tunisia need to be updated and there are ongoing plans to resolve this issue.Lamia mentioned that she uses a lot of her own material for her university classes and that students' involvement is important.

The topic of fun and enjoyable activities are an important element of learning a language;Maamouia stated

' You cannot teach English with out fun!

The needs of the learner also need to be considered when using the coursebook and selecting the most relevant sections.

Re the question of what makes a good coursebook: Patric mentioned that his students at the British Coucil had told him that the most important sections were grammar and vocabalary whilst Maaouia and Hada said that ' a course book should be appealing to the learners and it also needs to be updated '.

Later on Patric emphasised the importance of the students having plenty of time to practice the language and mentioned that his young learners had done a poster on the topic of theme parks with a follow up activity of a poster presentation to their classmates; thus ensuring practice of speaking as well as their writing.

By the way here are some strategies to resolve some problems you might have with your course book:

When the task/exercise doesn't suit the learners' style ,change the interaction pattern eg. use a matching task as a mingling activity,
When the activities in the book always follow the same sequence, change the order of the material or
get the students have their books closed so that they focus on the lesson,
When the texts are too easy,get the students to make up their own questions and write an extension of the text and do a role play activity related to the people in the text

Click http://www.radiotunisienne.tn/rtci/sounds/anglais/ang01112013.mp3
to listen to the programme.

By the way don't miss the next programme of series 3 on the 6th December!

Happy Halloween!

Word on the Street Halloween to watch how Stephen and Ashlie celebrate Halloween

Tune into English!

Improve and practise your English via the  Tune into English website!

Let me know what you think about the web site.

Presentastion at EXPOLUGHA Tunis 2013

EXPOLUGHA Tunis 2013
My presentation on the British Council Learn English web site was successful with at least  90 people attending;the audience participation was also very good.There was even a round of applause at the end and some people came up to me asking for more information about the  web site.
Quiet a few people were also interested in being able to do ESP courses ,for instance a medical English course, an engineering English course ; the most popular request was information on the IELTS exam.
My presentation was also screened 'live' on the big screen in the main auditorium which helped to get people to attend my  session.
Patric

Patric at the British Council stand before his presentation

Olfa at the British Council stand

Doing my BC Learn English web site presentation

Hi everybody,

Eid-al Adha or what we called festival of sacrifice is an important religious holiday celebrated by Muslims worldwide. In the international calender,the dates are different from year to year,drifting approximately 11 days earlier each year.The word "Eid" appears once in the 5th Sura of the Quran,with the meaning Solemn festival.The Eid is also known as the greater Eid, it  celebrates the occasion when God appeared to the prophet Ibrahim in his dream and asked him to sacrifice his son Ismail as an act of obedience to God.The devil tempted Ibrahim by saying he should disobey God and spare his son. As Ibrahim was about to kill his son, God stopped him and gave him a lamb to sacrifice instead . So, Muslims all over the world who can afford it ,sacrifice a sheep as a reminder of Ibrahim's obedience to God. In this special day, people generally share out the meat among family,friends and the poor who they get a third share.Added to that ,this day started with Muslims going to the Mosque for prayers to thank God for all the blessings they have received . It's also a time when they visit family and friends.What is more, it is obligatory to give a set amount to charity to help poor people in order that thoese people  celebrate the Eid too.

Now,I'm going to tell you what the Eid means to me. Actually,the Eid is an ordinary day like all the other days. Each year, I spent it in my room and never participate in it. For me , it is  an occasion  to study,to watch TV , and have some rest. Probably because I have never eaten meat in my whole life and i hate the fact that the house becomes full of bad smells .In fact,i know that I should participate in it and act like all the members of my family in order to depict a true Muslim.So, this year i'll try hard  to do my best to change my bad habit and to sahre this special day with my family.. I hope that I have given you a short glimpse about the Eid.

 

Iness Ben Youssef 

Have a good EID holiday!

Hope you enjoy EID however you choose to celebrate it. Have a good rest!

Thanks Anwar and Najla for your posts about EID; it's interesting to have your opinions.

Patric

Eid el Adha

Hello , i'm Anwar and i write on the occasion of the Eid el Adha which is a great opportunity for us to gather and see our family and friends. It takes close for at least 3 days and most people go back to their hometowns and eat traditional Eid meals. We slaught it in order to help poor people who do not have the financial means to buy the sheep. Happy Eid for everyone , hope you will enjoy it. 

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I hate Eid , maybe because i don't eat meat , and hate animals , and i hate the smell of the grilled meat, and i hate the Eid , because our house become so crowded , i call the fact of killing sheeps , '' animal abuse '' ! simply i don't enjoy the Eid !

hello,

i'm Khalil, i'm young, wild and free ! i'm pain, i'm strong, but at times my strength is my weakness, i'm crazy and friendly ! i'm not perfect but if i was, i wouldn't be me. i'm a son that loves his mother and a brother that appreciates his sisters. 

i'm confused, every part of my personality contradicts itself. i think i'm morbid but i'm happy. my favorite colour is black... and green ! i read a lot of books but i sleep in class and i hate school. i hate to follow any fad but i see myself as a sophisticated person ...

i want to leave this sick and strange society for a journey to seek the truth somewhere else than here. i want to feel connected to nature, i feel like nature is calling me ! 

i have a dream that one day all people live life in peace. 

Thanks!

Thanks for your interesting introduction Sami!
That's an interesting picture you posted; who is it?

Patric

I’m "Sami Saidani", student at Network and Telecomunication

I like meeting people and getting different opinions.

I’m keen on reading books, especially history and stories.

I enjoy doing Taekwondo and playing football.

I want to travel to Egypt to visit the Pyramides and see the Nile river.

My pet hates are the gossip and the betrayal.

I’ve been learning english for two years. I’ve been spending lovely times at the British Council and I’ve known a lot of good friends and friendly teachers.

Patric is my actually teacher, and I’m proud that it is the first time which I’m                                             taught English by a man during my life study.

A Call for Teachers! Teaching English Radio 'World Teachers' Day'

Teaching English Radio RTCI kicked off series 3 with a special 'World Teachers' Day ' programme.
This year's slogan is 'A Call for Teachers! '

With this in mind, the discussion focused on teachers’ employability and in particular their certification – and recognition of it and teachers’ ability to apply for jobs both in their country of origin as well as abroad.
In addition to Nigel Bellingham, British Council Tunisia Country Director and Kiros Langston, English Projects Manager in the studio there were three Tunisian teachers.

When Nigel talked about his experience of having been a teacher he said that teaching ' is a lonely experience , you can be isolated and there is a need to be part of a network to exchange ideas'.

During the programme the vocational teacher trainer mentioned that two years ago she didn't have the opportunity for training nor to meet her colleagues to share and exchange ideas but recently through the British Council's Employability program she achieved TKT Certification.

One of the Tunisian teachers had done one year's training and said she'd learnt by doing things;on the theme of  'learning by doing something' Nigel emphasised the point of reflecting on what you have done otherwise a teacher could continue in the same way without not really learning.

Kiros talked about the CELTA and TKT courses which can be really beneficial in becoming a  teacher or
developing a teacher's career.The vocational teacher trainer who had done the TKT course found it helped her ' to enhance her students' learning ' and the  former Secondary teacher trainer said his colleague had found 'the CELTA course enriching '.

Last term at the British Council three of my students who did the TKT Preparation course,successfully obtained CELTA certification when they did the intensive course in June,in addition two of these teachers plus two teachers who did the TKT Preparation course successfully obtained jobs at schools in Turkey.

click here to listen to the programme;
http://www.radiotunisienne.tn/rtci/sounds/anglais/anglais04102013.mp3

By the way don't miss the first programme of series 3 on the 1st November!

Teaching English Radio 'World Teachers' Day' on RTCI

Remember to listen to the Teaching English Radio 'World Teachers' Day' programme on RTCI from 2-3pm!
There are some great prizes to be won!

Patric

Boutheina ALLANI

Hello Patric,

I'm pleased to have this opportunity to introduce myself,

I'm married with two daughters and I'm working in QNB Tunisia  since 2008

Before I had worked for more than 10 years in BNPPARIBA Bank,

I'm the manager of credit and operating divisions,

This year QNB was selected by Bloombergs  the  first strongest bank in the world,

This phrase is the slogan which grabs the attention and a message to annonce the  strong  financial situation of the bank,

I'm working very hard this time and have to manage a team and set up a new business stratey to be able to target the big size corporates and to prospect groups related to high profet sector.

Finally please note that i would like tuding business english to emprove my english language and develop skills,

If you need further information please let me now

Sincerely

Hi everybody, My name is Abir Abidi, I am 22 years old and I'm tunisian. I live in Ariana.I have three sisters and one brother whom I live very much, I'm the oldest.I'm graduated from the High Institute of Health techniques and Sciences in Tunisia on June 2013. I specialized in obstetrics which is considered as a paramedical field. Now I work in a clinic in Lafayette. My jobs consists in helping women deliver babies, provide advice, care and support for them and their partners and families before, during and after childbirth. Although risky, I really love my job. I am good at talking to people and making them feel comfortable, and I am very organized and ambitious.. In my free time, I dance and I play sports most of the weekends. Also, l love reading and writting some stories.  I like studying at the British Council. It is a great opportunity for me to practise my English and improve my speaking skill, since we don't speak English a lot in Tunisia. Moreover, I would like to carry on my master degree abroad. My teacher is called Patric. He is a good hardworking and original man. He helps us very well.I have many friends and we have a good relation because I'm sincere and tolerant with them.

Thanks for your introductions!

Hi Ines and Sana!

Thanks for posting your introductions and your photos!

See you in class!

Patric

Me

Hi everyone, I'm Sana I have 20 years old and i study in Mannouba to be an English teacher.

I have three sisters, am the oldest. I love listening to English songs and I adore movies actually am addicted I can't live with out TV also I love photographie  . My motto is '' Never growing up ''. In my free time I love to go out with my friends and I love staying at home too. My hobbies are dancing and doing gymnastics too much And thats me :) .

Hi everybody,

My name is Ines Ben Youssef .I'm 20 years old. I can say that I'am a responsible and a hard-working student. Moreover,I'am a sociable person .I have many friends since I like to communicate with new people and to know new interests individuals .I believe that friendship is one of the important values in human life .It let us to exchange new ideas and find many interesting things about each other .So, i appreciate friendship and people who are surrounded me .My evreyday activities included going to university, are reading books and magaziens,horse-riding and cooking .Added to that, I'm fond of travelling.

My great ambition is to continue my studies abroad in a well-known university like Cambrige or Oxford or Sorbonne .So, if my dream come true 5 years from now , I'll get a postgraduated level . Actuallay,I want to become a teacher university in one of these famous universities .To be more precise ,I'd like to take up my father's job.I"m an enthusisastic student and I think this is a stong point in me. In my opinion, I do think that every one must do his best to be a sucessful person in the future and acheive all his fondest dreams and ambitions because when there is a will there is a way .

Thanks for your introductions!

Well done Cyrine,Aya ,Hedi and Tobi for posting up your introductions!

Hi Anwar! here's your Soundcloud recording that you did on the person that you admire.


Patric

TOBI

I am from West of Africa (Benin), living for almost four years in North of Africa (Tunisia), I am a visual artist. In my free time, I like reading, cooking and dancing. In order to improve my english I decided one year ago to start english class at British Council. I am Tobi.

Hi everybody , my name is Hedi , I'm Tunisian , I  live in Tunis City , I had my Master in law in 1991 , i own a small business , I'm the Manager of a Real estate agency , I'm spesialized in sales and consulting , I'm married and i have two daughters , my favourite hobbies is travel , movies, and  art . I travel four to six times in year to different countries .
I study now in British Council to improve my skills conversation , because i need it to extend my business in international scale and found a new opportunities .

Hi everbady, my name is Aya , i'm an Urban Planner. I'm interesting in urban design , art and painting. I'm a dynamic person , open and sociable. I don't like a material people who are sophisticated and a people who talk too much .I like a drama and action films. In the weekend , i enjoy get out with my friends and doing sports or to participate in a musical or cultural events. 

Cyrine introduction

Hi everybody ,

     My name is Khiari Cyrine. I am 18 years old. I am from Tunisia but i am Italian origin . 

 I have two half brothers and one half sister older than me.

 I like singing in French and Italian , my favorite singer is Garou he is canadian from quebec , i also like dancing and watching TV. I enjoy reading books and watching   romantic  movies .

I completed my secondary school and now i study in IHET university.  I want to improve my English that's why i am studying English in British Council .

I want to finish my studies ,become accountant ,but also to become a famous singer.

I am an optimist person , sensible and generous. Sometimes i am quiet and prefer to listen. 

Haythem Ben Rhouma Plays Pirates of the caribbean :D

Goodbye everybody!!

Klili talking about Ramadan

Let's talk about Ramadan:

Feedback and Radio Show!

play the video for feedback on yesterday's lesson and a reminder re the radio show project.

The Riddle

                                                       
                                                                Meriam Ben Sassi

Ramadan for me

Patric : What do you think about Ramadan ?
Me : For me Ramadan it's time to reflect .
Patric : Well and what do you do in this month ?
Me : We don't eat all day and at night when the moon it's high we can eat  .
Patric : It's hard for you to do this or not ?
Me : Isn't very hard but it's difficult because I can't eat or drink  .
Patric : What do you love about Ramdan ?
Me : I love ambient because is difficult for other people eat toghether and they are happy to do this .

Kalil Sbaiti

Presentations!

Good luck with your presentations!

What might have happened ?

Look at this photo:

Where is this man from?
What do you think he does?
Why does he look unhappy?
What do you think might have happened?

click here to see the video and the article

Patric

smily 2

hi every body
Money is important in us anyway. We are working so hard for to receive salary to have money.I’ve been hearing people saying.“It’s so hard to earn money!”or “I need to work overtime.”. So I asked my friends this question:Why Money is Important? Everything in modern society is based on money.As The saying goes, money makes the world go around.Many young people marry for money rather than love
Money is not the most important thing in life. Yes, you need money for everything, but without love money has no value. Without love no one would be wealthy or prosperous or have a job. Without the love of God we are nothing. God is the most important thing in life. We need God who supplies all of our needs in order to survive and breath and make it in this cruel old world. 

How much do you love your mobile phone?

How much do you love your mobile phone?!
Could you live without it?
Have you got a smart phone?

Post your answers and then you can read the article on British teenagers and their mobile phones:
click here for the article re mobile phones

'Hanging on the Telephone' by Blondie


You want to know the lyrics? Here you are:

Patric

Thank you Haythem and Saba for the latest posts!

Haythem:Thanks for the interesting information and photos about Ramadan;now I know much more about Ramadan! It seems to me that's it a very family orientated event with lots of reflection and helping the less fortunate.

Saba and Smiley 2!: Thanks for your opinions on the topic on whether money can make you happy.

Have a good weekend everybody!

Patric

Haythem Ben Rhouma :)

                 

As we know all it's Ramadan, by this occasion I will give you an idea about this special month :)

Well, Ramadan is a special month of the year for over one billion Muslims throughout the world. It's the third pillar of islam . A period of time when muslims are facing a new challenge which is fasting during the daylight hours . Ramadan is a time for inner reflection, devotion to God, and self-control .

 As a secondary goal, fasting is a way of experiencing hunger and thirst, thinking about those in the world who have little to eat every day and appreciation for all of God's bounties. Fasting is also beneficial to the health and provides a break in the cycle of rigid habits . Ramadan is also a time of giving charity, reading of the Qur'an,  purifying one's behaviour, and doing good deeds. Muslims develop feelings of generosity and good-will toward others. The Prophet Muhammad  once said, "A man's wealth is never diminished by charity." 

 Since Ramadan is a special time, Muslims in many parts of the world prepare certain favourite foods during this month. :D

Saba :)

Hi everybody !
So this is my second post . It answers to this question " Can money make you happy ? "

Well !

We all know that money is an important thing in our lifes and especially nowadays . It makes our lifes easier and more comfortable , so you are no longer  moneyless , poor or needy , you can buy all of the things that you never had , but not happiness .
Unfortunately , so money people think that money can make them happy and all they need in this life is MONEY but  I really don't agree with them .
I deeply believe that with money we can buy a lot of things " a car , a house , an Iphone .." but not everything . Money can't buy our happiness , can't buy love and can't buy true friends . Money is really not a priority in our lifes .

I hope you'll enjoy reading my new post ! Goodbye ! :) 

Ines introduction ;)

Hello,

 i'm Ines Ben ammar, i'm 17 years old. Almost everybody has different hobbies, i like linstening to music,cooking, photography,i do often watching T.V with my family, it helps me to know many things about different places and important events happenning all over the world.Ithink that my hobbies are very useful, it helps me widen my knowledge,relax, reduce stress.

I'm an optimistic person, patient and sensative, sometimes i'm lazy but i'm still responsibale when it comes to my work. Well, i'm so happy to participate in this class with all my classmates to improve my English.

 Nice to meet you Patric ! :DD 

                                                                                                                        
Yours Ines 

If you like science fictions films check out 'Pacific Rim'!

If you like going to the cinema and especially science fiction films you should check out Guillermo Del Toro's newest film 'Pacific Rim '!


Patric

What is it ? pictures from Learn English Teens

Did you guess what those pictures were?
Have a look and see if you were right!

 

click What is it? pictures

Thanks for your introductions!

Thanks everybody for your introduction posts!
Don't forget you can edit your posts later on by adding more information,if you want to,and add a picture of yourself or a video of your favourite singer or group. You can also read the others' introductions and click comment and make your comments or ask a questions.

Next time the topic on the Class Blog will be the topic of Ramadan in which you can express your opinions about this festival;if you've got any funny stories you're quite welcome to post them on the Tunis Class Blog!

Or if you prefer the topic of  'Winning the Lottery' ;you could consider the question 'Can money make you happy?' What's your recipe for happiness?

Post your replies/comments by the end of the week! Thanks!

And here's a video by the singer Christina Perri! I think some of you might have heard of her!


Have a good week!
All the best!

Patric

hello!
My name is dhia I`m 16 years old I`study in khair eddine becha high school in Ariana I`ve a young brother whose name is dhafer, since I was young I dreamed to became an angeneer like my father or a football player finally my favorite pastime is playing football or video games with my freinds online. 

Here is Souzanna

I'm Souzane Hamden your student.
Iam almost 18 years old.
I love my mum very much ,she's my best friend .
Those are few things i like to do in my free time .
listening to music , singing , playing music also and  hanging out with friends .
I love traveling and i want to visit Tilland , and my dream job is pilot

Letter Of Introduction

Dear Patric


I'm Meriem Ben Sassi . I'm Tunisian girl . I'm 16 years old . I study in Gazella High school , next year I will be in the second year in High school so I choose to study UNIV arct  . My favorite subject is English , French and I like spend my free time writing short stories . I also watch movies and listen music my favorite song is A Thousand years by Christina Perri .I like languages and I'm always fllowing politic news I hope that I will be a Politician woman . I hope that my dream come true .


                                     Yours  Meriam Ben Sassi

Aziz introduction

  My name is Aziz, i'm 15 years old, i was born in Holland the 3 February 1998. Later, i would like to be a doctor because all my family loves sciences and the most are doctors. Sometimes, i accompany my uncle to his office.Moreover, i love sports specially football and basketball also i like playing video-games and hang out with my friends.However, i hate Heavy metal music and  some traditional foods. Hope you,ll enjoy that : ;)

Malek introduction

 I`am Malek, 16 years old from Tunisia. I`am at the secondary school I love French, English and hate Math.
In my free time I like to listen to music, go out with my friends... I easy love dancing and swimming. I always find easy way to meeting people any where and like talking with them about interesting topics.