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 Hi, my name is Daniella Yasmin, I'm 30 years old and I'm an English teacher. I'm also an actress and a writer. I love everything related to arts and comunication!

I started learning English at a young age and was mostly self-taught. At 16 I took an English course to improve my communication and fell in love with teaching a second language by watching my teachers at the course.

When I joined the University I started studying only Portuguese to improve my writing skills in my native language, but I soon changed my studies field to both languages, Portuguese and English to become a language teacher. I also intend to work with translation. 

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