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Hello! I'll tell you a bit about myself...


My name is Lilyan Alejandra Chávez Romero, I am from Mexico.  

I studied in the State of Mexico and graduated in Latin American Literature.

My vocation is to be a teacher, because since I was a child I wanted to be a teacher and that is what I have been doing for the last 7 years. In Mexico I was a teacher of literature, language and communication, Spanish and etymology in secondary and high school. At the moment I am a Spanish teacher in Poland, my students are children, adults and teenagers, but I have more fun with children, although I don't speak Polish and they have A1 level of Spanish.

 I am passionate about literature, history and animals.

I love hiking, singing, dancing and eating (I like to try different cuisines!).

Fun fact: an ice cream or a chocolate can turn a bad day into a good day.

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