“I could drive up to 100 kilometers on my little motorbike just to be at a concert,” says Jehan Paumero, who came to Pécs more than twenty years ago to teach French. Since then, he has started a family, written a book about Hungary, and in the process, has become a well-known face in Pécs. We also talked to the author of My Home and My Country about homesickness, languages, and stereotypes.
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“I could drive up to 100 kilometers on my little motorbike just to be at a concert,” says Jehan Paumero, who came to Pécs more than twenty years ago to teach French. Since then, he has started a family, written a book about Hungary, and in the process, has become a well-known face in Pécs. We also talked to the author of My Home and My Country about homesickness, languages, and stereotypes.