Hello, I’m Liza.

I’ve been teaching languages since I was 15.

I studied at a linguistic college in Belarus, then moved to Spain at 19, where I continued studying international business and marketing — while building a life between cultures.

Along the way, I learned to navigate life in multiple languages: Spanish, English, Russian, plus some French, Turkish, Italian, and German. I didn’t follow one method — I learned what works by doing it, living it, and helping others do the same.

Now I work as a professional interpreter, a support guide for emigrants, and the founder of the Eazzy Project — an international platform based in London that connects language, real life, and creative growth.

I help people find their voice — in a language they want to live in.

I don’t offer a standard program.

In our first call, I ask real questions, and we figure out what matters to you right now — what you need to say, do, or understand in your new language.

Together, we choose three goals for your next two weeks.

Then we use four hours of class time to start moving toward them.

Some people prefer 15-minute voice calls every day.

Others do two long sessions a week. Some need practical support in real situations — and I’m there for that too.

We create a rhythm that fits our lives.

I adapt as you grow. We build the path as we walk it.

Because when you learn with me, you’re not just getting a teacher —

you’re getting a linguistic friend.

My goal isn’t to keep teaching you forever.

I want you to feel confident using the language in real life — speaking to people, solving things, writing what matters. My job is to help you get there quickly, with clarity and joy.

Once you're ready, I’ll help you continue with a native-speaking linguistic friend from the Eazzy Project — someone who matches your rhythm and supports your next steps.

I’ll stay connected and available when you need guidance or new challenges.

That said…

We’ll probably stay friends forever.

Because once we speak fire to fire — something always stays.