Born and raised in a Hungarian family in Kolozsvár (Cluj-Napoca), Romania, Réka was raised with appreciating multiple cultures and knowing the importance of preserving her own in an environment, where Hungarians were considered a minority group. She is now living in Arizona, where she is passing on this knowledge and helping local Hungarians learn and preserve their language and heritage. Réka is also a full time instructor of Communication Studies at Grand Canyon University with a great interest in Intercultural Communication. Her vision is to build the interest of people in each other’s cultures and help individuals progress by making an effort to appreciate the differences in perspectives, beliefs, and values.

Réka Fromm is a Hungarian native from Transylvania, where she studied languages at the Babes-Bolyai University of Cluj-Napoca (Kolozsvár).  Before moving to the US at the age of 25, she taught Hungarian to fifth-grade level students, and English as a foreign language to Hungarian native students of both middle school and high school level. 

Married to an American for close to thirty years, and a mother of three children (two of them adults), Réka lives in Phoenix, Arizona. Raising a multicultural family, she is constantly exposed to the differences and similarities of both Hungarian and American cultures and languages. This gives her an in-depth understanding of the challenges English-speaking adults face when trying to learn Hungarian. 

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