Besides school, I also studied a music school. I am very thankful to my parents for persuaded me to take piano classes. They recognised my love for music from a young age, I used to fall asleep to the sounds of music. Without music, it was difficult to sleep that time. Even my dad thought that I would grow up to be a composer.
Now I have completed my music classes, I can proudly say that I graduated from the 8th grade and get my diploma. I participated in music olympiads, like solfeggio Olympiads, where I got good results. I’m really proud of myself
I enjoy many activities; sports are among my favorite hobbies. I started dancing when I was just five years old, dancing our Kyrgyz national dances and others. I danced with my dance group at large stadiums and at various competitions. Singing is another passion of mine, and I enjoy performing songs in different languages; Russian, Kyrgyz, and English. I sang at various school events and celebrations, including holidays.
Moreover, I have a keen interest in learning languages. I try to improve my English skills, as I find it fascinating to explore the cultures of other countries, many of which can seem strange compared to our own. Interacting with tourists allows me to learn more about their traditions. I often help my mom welcome tourists from different countries; it’s become a family endeavor. I make an effort to communicate with them and clear up any misunderstandings they might have.
Last summer, we hosted visitors from Japan. We met with them, prepared our national cuisine, and worked to share our culture. They even attended my concert, and I hope they left with wonderful memories of our country. So, to become a successful exchange student? Given that this is my first experience in life in another country and another culture. I can manifest myself and my interests in my culture to others. To get a lot of information as an exchange student in another country, and to see other difficulties in life, and to see everything from all different sides is like an experiment