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When I was 7 years old, my family and I traveled to the United States of America because my dad needed to finish his degree.Once I was at school, I didn't know where to go, but I followed some other students to their classroom.The teacher asked me for my name, but I didn't understand her, so I spoke to her in Arabic.She then gestured for me to go to the office, but I didn't understand what she meant.When I was at school, I didn't know where to go, but I followed some other students to their classroom.The teacher asked me for my name, but I didn't understand her, so I spoke to her in Arabic.She then gestured for me to go to the office, but I didn't understand what she meant.I had no idea what school was at that stage, so I didn't know what to say to my dad.I went out of the classroom and started crying.My dad explained that the teacher wanted me to go to the office to find out where my classroom was.When I was seven years old, my family and I traveled to the United States of America because my dad needed to finish his degree.I had no idea what school was at that stage, so I didn't know what to say to my dad.

When I was 7 years old, my family and I traveled to the United States of America because my dad needed to finish his degree. One day, we went on a trip with my mom and dad, and my dad told me that I would start school the following week. I had no idea what school was at that stage, so I didn't know what to say to my dad. Later, my dad took me to the bus station, where he told me three important things: water, bathroom, and food. Once I was at school, I didn't know where to go, but I followed some other students to their classroom. The teacher asked me for my name, but I didn't understand her, so I spoke to her in Arabic. She then gestured for me to go to the office, but I didn't understand what she meant. I went out of the classroom and started crying. Another teacher saw me crying and took me to the office, where they called my dad. My dad explained that the teacher wanted me to go to the office to find out where my classroom was. When I was seven years old, my family and I traveled to the United States of America because my dad needed to finish his degree. One day, we went on a trip with my mom and dad, and my dad told me that I would start school the following week. I had no idea what school was at that stage, so I didn't know what to say to my dad. Later, my dad took me to the bus station, where he told me three important things: water, bathroom, and food. When I was at school, I didn't know where to go, but I followed some other students to their classroom. The teacher asked me for my name, but I didn't understand her, so I spoke to her in Arabic. She then gestured for me to go to the office, but I didn't understand what she meant. I went out of the classroom and started crying. Another teacher saw me crying and took me to the office, where they called my dad. My dad explained that the teacher wanted me to go to the office to find out where my classroom was.