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Hi there I'm Yinying Ma I was born on November,2,2011 I live in China I am 9 years old and is a older sister I have a middle brother and younger sister I am learning japanese and teaching my family english I came here when I was 5 years old and move back to china every summer to see my brother I am still wondering what my zodiac sign is.

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i am muslim i am nahyan i was born dubi 

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i am muslim i am nahyan i was born dubi 

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Hi, i am Liba Iqbal and i am from Pakistan Lahore but i was born in New York Manhattan queens, i can speak Hindi,English,Urdu, and Korean, and i am Muslim, i am proud to be a Muslim because Muslims get a lot of blessings, we pray 5 times a day and we fast 30 days and we also celebrate Eid we wear fancy clothes  and we get money from elders, my country is a very important thing to me, Pakistan is a nice country we respect people and we cover our-self's head to toe because we follow our rules, being a Muslim told me to never give up and i can achieve something if i put my mind into it.

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My name is Dylan De Paula, I was born on 03/03/2010, my family is from the Dominican Republic. I am an only child. I have lived in the United States since I was 8 years old with my father Francisco De Paula and my mother Leidy Santiago who is still in D.R.

Spanish is spoken in my country, it is the land of merengue and bachata and there are many tourist and historical places to visit, I really like going to the beach and where my mother works, the Museo Faro A Colón.

I want the covid to end so that I can go out to the park and that my mother is here with us.

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The best country ever only is alot of crime

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Kaflah jobah  This is me, My mom and dad are from yeman. I was born in Queens, New York. I can speak arbic, and English.I am a muslim. I pray five time's a day. Praying in my culture is praying is important as well reading the quarn. I have some family members in yeman. Most are in America. In my culter we fast for 30 days. when where finished fasting we celebrate something called Eid. You get lots of money in Eid and have fun

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Kaflah jobah  This is me, My mom and dad are from yeman. I was born in Queens, New York. I can speak arbic, and English.I am a muslim. I pray five time's a day. Praying in my culture is praying is important as well reading the quarn. I have some family members in yeman. Most are in America. In my culter we fast for 30 days. when where finished fasting we celebrate something called Eid. You get lots of money in Eid and have fun

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my hole family speak Chinese  China is hot it is sometimes 100° degrees in China alligators live in China  wetland in China I celebrate Lunar New Year I came to America when I was two and a half years old  now I am eight years old

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I am Abrar Jawad. I was born in Bangladesh on June 20 2010. I am going to turn 11 in June 20. I have 2 sisters. My older sister is 13. She is going to be 14 on November 7. She is in 7th grade. And I have a baby sister she is 8 and half months. She is going to turn 9 month her birthday is August 24, 2020. Me and my family speak Bangla. Our religion is Muslim. We celebrate Eid. During Ramadan we have lot of other celebrations too. My Dad and Mom are both from Bangladesh, so are me and my older sister but my baby sister was born in America. She is the only family member of ours that is born in America.

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Hi! My name is Yordanis and.I was born in CUDA . my mom and my dad were born in  a  part of
CUDA with my tio.my dad and tio are brothers. they love me and my brother. my brother was born herein the u.s.a..celebratesadly there is no snow in cuda. day of the dead and christmas. theres one callde superstitions were it no new years.

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My name is Adam Shehab and I was born in Cairo, Egypt. I speak English and Arabic. I immigrated to Queens, New York when I was 8-years-old. My family all came from Egypt. My culture is important to my identity because it made me believe in myself and made me accomplish my dreams with the help of my mom and dad. I celebrate Ramadan and Eid. In Ramadan we fast for 30 days. We can eat but only at the night and the time changes everyday. Eid is a mark of the end of the holy month of Ramadan. We also get money, gifts, food and go to different places on Eid.
When I immigrated to New York I became a better person and I learned things that I never thought I would. Now I understand the customs, traditions and the norms of the Untied States as well.

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My name is Bryanna Cardenas. I was born in Queens, New York and lived there for maybe 5 years. Then my parents decided to move to Manhattan, but 4 years later we moved back to Queens. I was born is America but both of my parents were born in Ecuador. I speak English and Spanish. My parents picked Spanish classes for me instead of English. but they made me switch to English in 2nd grade. People in Ecuador speak Spanish so that's why my parents probably picked Spanish but I don't really care because now I can speak more than one language. Some holidays I celebrate are Christmas and thanksgiving.

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My name is Justin Pineda my parents were born in Ecuador and I was born in the United States. Well I am Ecuadorian too since my parents told me if I was born in a country and they were born in another I would be part of that  country my parents were born in. My culture is important to me because without it I would never be special .That's why being with your culture matters within every day life because that's who you are. My families in Ecuador celebrate some holidays but the most important one they celebrate is Christmas and new year because they get gifts from cousins and they party all night and they get together. My best moment in my life is when my baby sister was born. I've had some good things and bad things in my life but that's ok because my parents are always there for me when i have a problem. Also they help me achieve whatever goal I need to complete. I speak English and Spanish. I also eat soup everyday but i don't know what kind of soup it is.

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My name is Aileny Pena. I was born in Dominican Republic and I speak Spanish and English. All of my family is from there too. I like my mom's side of the family because they are fun and they are always with me. Some of my country's customs is merengue and bachata music. It is a type of music that people dance to in my country. On our holidays, my family makes a dessert that called arroz con leche and sancocho which is like a soup. Some of my traditions are dancing, playing hide-and-seek, and talking about us and we have fun. During the Summer we go to some thing that it is el rio and el risor. It is like a water park with so many pools. We also go to the beach and it is fun. My culture is important for my identity because I don't really see my family in a long time and for me is important to be with my family and have fun with them.

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My name is Jullian Martinez. I was born and raised in queens New York. I am half Dominican and half Puerto Rican. My mom was born and raised in the Bronx and. my dad was born and raised in Manhattan. The language of my culture is Spanish I do not speak Spanish but I wish I did. My grandma from my moms side was born and raised in Puerto Rico. She raised 5 children with her husband. My grandpa from my dads side is from the Dominican Republic and he raised 2 children with his wife. Me and my dad celebrate Independence Day for the Dominican Republic we go to my grandpas house and have a feast. The foods that my culture eats are Sancocho, Pollo, Guisado, Habichuelas con Dulce, Mofongo, Pernil, Arroz con habichuelas. My culture is important to my identity because it makes me who I am and it makes my country who they are and my family too.

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I was born in the USA, my culture is Bangladesh. My whole family except me and my sister were born in Bangladesh. My  Mom and DAD can speak the most English because they both came here first.
Knowing that I am both American and Bengali help me for who I am as a person. Knowing and living through these cultures help me understand the habit, traditions, average, customs of the united states and Bengali.
This gives me confidence on the person I want to be in my native countries.

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I was born in china, 6/4/2011. My family move to the Units States, when i am 0 and 1/2. I love my family. I am a Chinese student, i speak Chinese and i American. My family members are Chinese except my brother and my baby brother, they was born here. I hope the coronavirus disappear, and i wish to go the park..

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My name is Saad Alomari. I was born in Yemen. I speak 2 languages. They are Arabic and English. My favorite sport is soccer because it is so good. I have 5 sisters. My mom and dad were born in Yemen and my two big sisters were born in Yemen too. My three little sisters one of them was born in Ordon and the other was born in Egypt and my baby sister born in the U.S. Me and my family wonder when we can go to Yemen again. We also i have the bad week because my grandpa died and the best days is Eid because we get gifts like $20 -$40.

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National flag and ensign

Proportion

2:3

Adopted

May 22, 1990; 33 years ago

Design

A horizontal tricolour of red, white and black

Presidential standard

Proportion

2:3

Design

The national flag with the Yemeni coat of arms on the canton corner.

Flag of the Armed Forces

Proportion

2:3

Design

The national flag with the Emblem of the Yemeni Armed Forces in the canton corner.

Army flag

Proportion

2:3

Design

A red field with the national flag in the canton corner, and the Emblem of the Yemeni Armed Forces centered on the fly side.

Navy Flag

Proportion

2:3

Design

A blue field with the national flag in the canton corner, and the Emblem of the Yemeni Navy centered on the fly side.

Air force flag

Proportion

2:3

Design

A sky blue field with the national flag in the canton corner, and the Emblem of the Yemeni Air Force centered on the fly side.

The State flag of Yemen ( Arabic: علم اليمن, Alam al-Yaman) was adopted on May 22, 1990, the day that North Yemen and South Yemen were unified. The flag of Yemen is the Arab Liberation Flag of 1952, introduced after the Egyptian Revolution of 1952 in which Arab nationalism was a dominant theme. The Arab Liberation Flag of 1952 served as the inspiration for the flags of both North and South Yemen prior to unification, as well as for the current flags of Egypt, Iraq, Sudan, Palestine and Syria.

According to the official description, the red stands for unity and the bloodshed of martyrs, the white for a bright future, and the black for the supposed dark past. The flag is graphically identical to the flag of the Libyan Arab Republic from 1969 to 1972.

construction sheet of the flag

The Federalization of Yemen or the Federal Republic of Yemen was the outcome of the National Dialogue Conference, the Dialogue members also agreed that Yemen would be transformed into a six-region federal system. The regions would be Azal in the North, and Saba in the center, and Tihama in the West, and Aden and Jand in the South, and Hadramawt in the East.

Before Yemen was unified into the present-day Republic of Yemen in 1990, it existed as two states, North and South Yemen.

After its independence from the Ottoman Empire, the Mutawakkilite Kingdom of Yemen used a red flag with a sword and stars for most of its existence, from 1927 to 1962. When it became the Yemen Arab Republic in 1962, the flag adopted the Arab Liberation colors of 1952 with one green star in the center of the white band.

Adopted

November 30, 1967; 56 years ago

Design

A horizontal tricolour of red, white and black with a sky-blue chevron with a tilted red star (the emblem of the Yemeni Socialist Party) next to the hoist.

The flag of the People's Democratic Republic of Yemen in the South was the Arab Liberation Flag of 1952 with a sky-blue chevron with a red star (the emblem of the Yemeni Socialist Party) next to the hoist. The flag was adopted on 30 November 1967 when South Yemen declared independence from the United Kingdom until the Yemeni unification in 1990. It was used again for a few months in 1994 during the existence of the Democratic Republic of Yemen. Today, the South Yemeni flag is used by the separatist supporters from the Southern Movement and the Southern Transitional Council.

Other Yemeni polities

The Protectorate of South Arabia consists of states located at the southern central tip of the Arabian Peninsula ( Hadhramaut) under protection agreements with Britain. The states did not join the Federation of South Arabia. The protectorate became from southern Yemen after the Radfan uprising and the coup against the Sultans of the provinces. Now it is part of the Republic of Yemen.

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Use National flag and ensign Proportion 2:3 Adopted May 22, 1990; 33 years ago Design A horizontal tricolour of red, white and black Presidential standard Proportion 2:3 Design The national flag with the Yemeni coat of arms on the canton corner.

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My name is Saamiya Shaheen and I was born in my home country of Bangladesh. I'm 10-years-old. I speak three languages Bangle,Hindi, and English. I came to America when I was 5. I have 1 sister and 1 brother. My brother is 8 and my little sister is 3. I hope Covid -19 goes way because I want everyone to be safe and have a great life. My religion is Muslim.

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My name is Nure Mahi. I was born in Bangladesh. I speak Bengali and a little Hindi. I am also learning how to speak English. My family and I am Muslim and we celebrate Eid. I pray a lot.

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My name is Nure Mahi. I was born in Bangladesh. I speak Bengali and a little Hindi. I am also learning how to speak English. My family and I am Muslim and we celebrate Eid. I pray a lot.

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Hi i am Sebastian and i was born nov15 i have 2 brothers and one sister i really love soccer and i love messi and i was born in New York but my family came from Ecuador so i am Ecuadorian And i mostly take more looks from my dad i also come from god because that is the world savior. we eat pig.
But i like  sea food and rice beans wit chicken those are the food that we eat and i think it is good. My culture makes me who i am today.  I think that being who i am makes me happy and i am happy to share about me. I don't like to go to Ecuador because the floor is hot and i get sun burned over their

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Me and my mom sister we are in California all the people speak English

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I am Jayden, I born in USA, my culture is from Mexico.
My dad is from Mexico and my mom is from New York but she grow up in Guatemala they both speak english and spanish, I have 3 brothers and 1 sister , I love my sister Ashley she going to collage and I going to miss her a lot  , also I have a  baby brother his name is Noah is so cute, I wish the Covid-19 end because I miss my school and teachers and friends .
In Mexico is so nice they have a lot of colors, the food is so good I like to eat tacos but no spicy , in Mexico they celebrate 5 Mayo and in november 1-2 day celebrate dia de muertos and the another tradicion day is december 12 dats the day for the mother of mexico dis de la Virgen de Guadalupe

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My culture is Bangla.My dad kinda speaks English with me but not with my mom. My mom kinda know few words from the Language English.My sister know the Bangladesh language some words she learned he forgot.Also we have a small house and we appreciated.that is all about my culture and my family. Adnan Jaman

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I was born in china 11/29/2013.  I celebrate Lunar new year .my family speak Chinese. I moved to the us  when I was 2 in a half year old. now I am in the us

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My family and I celebrate ramadan. Me and my family keep fast in ramadan. Ramadan is the time when the Quran was sent to our Prophet. Also, my family and I celebrate eid. Eid is when ramadan is finished. My family and I love going to garden, farms and others. We have a backyard and we do a BBQ in summer. In spring there are some plants growing in the backyard. Sometimes I play tag with my cousin.

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My name is Jose Gudiel  I was born in Honduras . My mom was also born in  Honduras. My father was born in Peru. My father then moved to Honduras and that is where he meet my mom. In Honduras we celebrate el dia del indio lempira. The name of the money in Honduras is lempira in honor of el indio lempira. In Honduras we also celebrate Christmas. I am christian  and we celebrate the Resurrection of JESUS  and we also celebrate when JESUS died. I feel like my culture doesn't make me who I am but being a christian changed me a lot. This is me Jose Gudiel.

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I was born in china 11\29\2013
my hole family speak Chinese China is hot it is sometimes 100° degrees in China alligators live in China wetland in China I celebrate Lunar New Year I came to America when I was two and a half years old now I am eight years old

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My full name is Muhammad Sultan Ejaz, I was born in Pakistan Rawalpindi, I have spent most of my life in Sudan and America, My Culture shaped me into a kind person and a very helpful person. My language reminds me of my culture so basically, my mind is connected to my language My culture is important to my identity because it teaches me to be nice because every kind of deed has its own reward and there are thousands of deeds that we can do. My culture also teaches me to not give up because everything you try and fail you find another way. My culture teaches me one final identity and that is to listen to your grown-ups and that is because if we do not respect elders how will we respect others.These give me more belief in my culture and my dreams and to never give up.

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My full name is Muhammad Sultan Ejaz, I was born in Pakistan Rawalpindi, I have spent most of my life in Sudan and America, My Culture shaped me into a kind person and a very helpful person. My language reminds me of my culture so basically, my mind is connected to my language My culture is important to my identity because it teaches me to be nice because every kind of deed has its own reward and there are thousands of deeds that we can do. My culture also teaches me to not give up because everything you try and fail you find another way. My culture teaches me one final identity and that is to listen to your grown-ups and that is because if we do not respect elders how will we respect others.These give me more belief in my culture and my dreams and to never give up.

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Imaginez, c'est moi.  Imagina, este soy yo.  Imagine, this is me.  I'm Mrs. Diaz, and I speak 3 languages. English, Spanish, and a little French. My parents are Jamaican and Jewish.  I am a mother, teacher, crafter, reader, and ice cream connoisseur.

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I am Chelsea Li. I live in USA , my parents is from China .I speak Chinese and English.I have a sister and a brother.I hope the Covid-19 end this year.My goal is to learn how to swim .I celebrate Chinese New Year .People give other people red envelope with money inside.I think my culture is important because we live here and we need to protect it.

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I love my family.except my stster bcause we keep fighting .I love alway be the one song. I am a chinese student. i am from china.we move to new york. I was born in new york I like to bike outside in our backyard.we have a nice gray couch.we have lot of toys.I can see trees outside of our window.