Interview the Person below you?

A coconut shell ukulele from Rarotonga

Would you rather go to a new place on holiday on an organised tour, or look after yourself?

I’d love to visit new places. If it’s abroad an organised tour is more convenient as I’m shy, head in the clouds and unable to take care of myself. If it’s in my own country I prefer to go on my own as our services are very bad.

Do you understand my English?

Yes, it's fine.


What languages do you speak?

Only English at the moment, but I am really keen to try another. So hopefully I can get myself in gear and have a go.

Good question so What languages do you speak?

My first language is Romanian. When I was a kid we used to speak aromanian at home. INow I speak it very badly, I almost forgot the words.
I speak a bad English as well. The second foreign language in school was Russian. I hated it because it was associated with the communist regime so I didn't learn it. Fair to say it wasn't time for it anyway as the high school was a tough one. And neither the teacher was interested to help us. These days I think Russian doesn't sound bad at all and I regret I don't know it.

Have you ever written a poem?

Only when I was at school in my English class, unless a dirty limerick on the wall counts?

Have you ever considered writing a novel?

Used to have a good (though kinda sick) imagination. But now due to my dull job whenever I try to write something I'm betrayed by the beurrocratic wooden language. So my answer is no.

What was the latest book you've read?

Black Echo. An old detective novel by Michael Connelly.

What did you have for lunch?

A ham sandwich and strawberry yogurt.

Do you eat breakfast?

Sometimes, but usually breakfast is a cup of coffee on the way to work.

Is it wrong to have cornflakes for dinner?