My name is Sam and I was born in Baku, Azerbaijan. Azerbaijan was part of Soviet Union at that point, so I received all of my education in Russian. I graduated from Azerbaijan State Economy University with bachelor and master degrees in International Business. My native language, Azerbaijani, is part of Turkic languages family, so learning Turkish was not so difficult. Languages were always my passion, so I started studying Arabic and Polish independently while I was in college. After I moved...
My name is Sam and I was born in Baku, Azerbaijan. Azerbaijan was part of Soviet Union at that point, so I received all of my education in Russian. I graduated from Azerbaijan State Economy University with bachelor and master degrees in International Business. My native language, Azerbaijani, is part of Turkic languages family, so learning Turkish was not so difficult. Languages were always my passion, so I started studying Arabic and Polish independently while I was in college. After I moved to US, I got a job at ESOL department of Public Schools System where I was assisting a student with daily classroom routine, explaining him lessons and helping him to communicate with teachers. Later I went on with language studies, so eventually I became an eligible interpreter for Maryland State Courts. I'm still working in World Languages Office of Public Schools System and do independent translating work for State Courts and MVA.
