Hi all!
It's me, Jason! Well, I hope there won't be too many things to correct in my passage, but you never know! English people make obvious mistakes that don't appear strange at first, but when you look at them more closely, they become apparent.
Anyway, a little introduction about me now. I am British and Hungarian, although I never had the opportunity to meet my Hungarian family members because they died before I was born. I went to school, and didn't meet any foreign languages until I was in Year 5. This is early for England, since it was only compulsory to learn a foreign language in Year 7. We, the English, are bad at learning foreign languages, so please go easy on me; I try my hardest to impress you with a Brit that can speak Portuguese, hehe. My first language I learnt was French, and then I learnt German; but, at the time, I was not very good at learning them, and they seemed so difficult to me. By the time I had to do my national exams, I had also learnt Portuguese. I studied it for the last year of school. Then, I took my A-Levels (similar to National Exams of the Year 12 in Portugal) in these subjects, together with Maths.
As you all might remember, I used to also be a musician. But, I was never the traditional, strict musician. For example, during one concert, I had to play a solo on the 'cello. In the middle of the piece, my bow flew across the other side of the room. Gobsmacked, I didn't know what to do, so I stood up, bowed and laughed and then said, 'Now, for my next trick, I will play the 'cello with no hands!'.
Well, I guess I should stop talking so much, because I think I have recalled enough of my life story already. I would be happy to talk to anyone and help them with anything they need. I am an easy-going guy, and I try to always stay happy.
I'll leave you all with my family's saying: "Just do your best, and no one can ask for more from you." Keep smiling :)