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“I Feel like I’d Lose My Identity”: Kids of Immigrants on Struggling to Learn Their Parents’ Native Languages

by Cassie Argao & Pauline Nasri
by Cassie Argao & Pauline Nasri

Cassie Argao
Cassie Argao

Cassie Argao is a third-year journalism student with video and audio production experience.

Pauline Nasri
Pauline Nasri

Pauline Nasri is a third-year journalism and philosophy student. She is passionate about international journalism, Middle East politics and community-based journalism.

This article may have been created with the use of AI tools such as

Cassie Argao
Cassie Argao

Cassie Argao is a third-year journalism student with video and audio production experience.

Pauline Nasri
Pauline Nasri

Pauline Nasri is a third-year journalism and philosophy student. She is passionate about international journalism, Middle East politics and community-based journalism.

This article may have been created with the use of AI tools such as Google Docs, Grammarly, and/or Otter.ai for transcription.

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