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Interview to my grandmother Nieves:

R:Hi grandmother, can I ask you some questions?

N:Yes

R:Is about the things you couldn't do when you were young.

N:Okey

R: You could work?

N:No, I didn't work, like many other women. I used to stay at home and take care of my

daughters

R:Do you know about any women who could work?

N: Yes, she had that privilege but she used to work in a hard-working job and they paid less

than they paid a man doing the same job.

R:Wow, and what other things could you not do?

N:A lot of things, like driving, go to the bank, open an account at the bank... In those

day, women could only do housework and take care of the children.

R:The questions are over. Thank grandma, I miss you and I hope see you soon. I love

you.

N:Bye honey

Raquel Afonso Martín 3A

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Women in my family . My grandmother

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My grandmother told me: the women had to stay at home, they could not work, they could only go out on the streets with their husbands, they could not vote and they did not have a bank account
Pablo Armas 3º A

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Alba Batllés 3º A

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Alba Batllés 3º A

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Women in my family

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Me: Hello grandma, can I ask some questions?
Grandma: yes about what?
Me: I want to know what you can do now, that in your youth you couldn't do.
Grandma: As for everyday things like driving and going to the bank or taking a walk it was not possible and if your husband gave you permission, he was frowned upon.
Me: Wow, how old was that?
Grandma: With 13 or 14 years.
Me: And as for your work?
Grandma: Many women did not work and stayed at home. those who had the privilege of working did so in very low-paying and hard-working jobs.

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Andrea Déniz 3º A

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Alba Doreste 3º A

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.- Hi mum this is a interview to ask you how was  the life of  women in your time, and compare it to the actual women's lives.
.- Ok, when I was a 18 the customs in my house and throughout Spain was that the woman was the person who had to clean, to made the food,  to help the children... And my mother couldn't buy a car or open a bank account, she needed the permit of my father.
.- And, can you give me an example of a situation of this type?.
.- Yes, one day my teacher of French arrived to class very angry because she had gone to the city to buy a car and she couldn't buy it because she needed the permit of her husband.
.- Oh, and did you have any problem in your life for being a woman?
.- Eh, not exactly, I have never had a problem for being a woman, but I have felt a type of disapragment when I went to the revision of the car, and the mechanic did the question to my husband, I answered his questions and the mechanic ignored me.
Ok, that's all, thanks mum.

Andrés Fernández 3º A

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Interview to a woman in my Family, my grandmother

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Interview to a woman in my Family, my grandmother

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M: Hi grandma, I need your help for my homework. Would you help me?
She: Hi honey, of course, ask me what you want
M: Ok. I need you to tell me things that you couldn´t do when you were young because you were a woman
She: Umm… ok, do you know that I have 3 sisters and 6 brothers, right?
M: Yes, I do
She: Well, I remember when my brothers turned 19 they had to do the "mili", while my sisters and I stayed at home. I mean, it was forbidden for woman to do the military service and I never wanted to do it but it´s great to have the choice. I also remember that my sisters and I helped my mother with the housework but my brothers helped my father with the farm, like, with the strong thing. And that´s it.
M: Ok grandma, thanks for your help. I love your stories

Mariam Hassan 3º A

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Jordi Lorenzo 3º A

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Paula Márquez 3º A

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Interview

Hi grandmother how were your rights when you where  younger?

Grandmother: First I couldnt go  to school because I had to be at home taking care of my brothers and learning how to sew, cook and clean. I had to marry a man to escape from my parents house, but I still couldn't do what I wanted. I had to stay at home and do the housework. I wanted to study and being my own.

Me: Thank you for telling me

Marina Mau 3º A

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Interview to my grandmother

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My grandmother♡

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Irene Moreno 3º A
Interview to my grandmother:

Me: Hello grandma, I wanted to ask you what things you weren't allowed to do when you were younger and now you can.
Grandmother: Well, I couldn't go to live with my boyfriend or have children before I got married. It wasn't forbidden but it was very frowned upon.
Me: And is there anything else you couldn't do? Could you study?
Grandmother: I could only get the school graduate and learn to sew, because it was expected of women to get married and have children, not having a career.
Me: Could you dress as you wanted?
Grandmother: No, I couldn't wear short skirts and necklines, it wasn't well seen.
Me: Ok, we have finished. Thanks for your time.

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Women in family

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Women In My Family

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Javier Sánchez 3º A

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Irina Santana 4º A
Meryem Mert 4º A
Ariadna García 4º A