About me

I was born and raised in Hungary. Fascinated by foreign cultures and languages from a young age, I chose to pursue my studies at Eötvös Loránd University in Budapest, specializing in Oriental Languages and Cultures. I later completed a master's degree in Iranian Studies, where I not only learned Persian but also delved into Iran's history, literature, and art. My studies included reading a wide range of literary works from the 10th century to contemporary authors, including Ferdowsi, 'Attar, Nezami Ganjavi, Sa'di, Hafez, Jami, Sohrab Sepehri, Nima Yushij, and Forough Farrokhzad.

After graduating, I began working as a researcher at the Avicenna Institute of Middle Eastern Studies and spent four years teaching at Eötvös Loránd University. I also handled numerous translation and interpretation assignments. Thanks to a university scholarship, I spent a year in Iran conducting research on Persian language, linguistics, and literature, visiting over 15 cities during my stay.

In recent years, I have returned to Iran at least once a year as an interpreter.

I started teaching eight years ago, working at the university and various language schools. Eventually, I decided to start my own business, as I found that the structured approach of traditional institutions lacked the freedom and flexibility I value. I believe that each student is unique, and no single learning plan fits everyone, so I tailor my lessons and materials individually.

Persian is not just my profession—it's my passion. When I'm not teaching, I'm translating.

Outside of work, I enjoy reading Persian literature and doing ceramics. I currently live in Sweden, where I'm learning Swedish.

Besides Persian, I speak Hungarian, English, German and Swedish fluently.