Talking about myself (Self introduction)

Hello everyone! My name is Franklin Ramirez and I'm studying languages major English.
Let's talk a little bit about myself.
I was born in Rancho Arriba, Ocoa on May 22nd, 1993. I lived with my parents until I was 19 so, then I moved to Santo Domingo to enroll the University where I currently live and study. I work as a teacher in a Private School and also as a Private teacher with personalized teaching. I'm a very open mind person so I love trying new thing, meeting new people, and so on.
My entire life is based on doing everything based on the Biblical principles so as a Jehovah's Witness I enjoy helping others find the truth through the Bible usage and preaching. I love music, but specifically, I love playing the guitar, it's my biggest hobby, I also love to spend time with friends and family.
I never consider I know too much neither enough so that's way I always try something different in order to learn about it.

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