did they see the red light and then you just turn this and getting off
the top of her head? It is so we'll kind of back it up a little bit?
I still have the definition of her face? I can't see from here. It's ok.
Okay good. Okay and so it's rolling now and then you just 321 Okay and
I'll get in here. Who knows how to do it? Okay thank you. So my name is
julie, do you remember? My name is julie Amparano and we're going to talk
about your life and coming here to the United States and the first part is
we're going to get basic information. So for the camera tell us your name.
Mhm
My name is.
Mhm. Okay.
Okay. What city were you born in? In Sudan?
You're born? Okay and do you know your birthday? Who's there?
One nine for him? Okay. Is that the birthday the government gave you here
in the United States or is that the birthday that you from Sudan
incidents? Mhm.
Mhm.
Um do you know the names of your parents? Mm The names of your mom and
your dad? Uh huh.
Mhm. And your dad that aware? Okay. Okay what tribe are you from?
Dinka? Dinka. Okay. Okay. Okay um now this next part you can answer in
Arabic if you want to I'm going to ask the questions in english and then
if you want to answer in your native and your native tongue or you can
answer in
people a little bit? Okay. Little bit revolutionary? Thinking better.
Dinka better. Okay so um can you tell me about what was growing growing up
in your native village? What was that like when you were little? What did
you do? Do you have any memories of growing up in your village? Mm hmm, mm
hmm.
What was life like growing up in her village? Delish, mm hmm. When you
were little in africa? Ah
but on me, that's good for me. Be nice. Uh
there's a lot of, there's a lot of
I'm in
oh, when you and your baby, you cannot be cute. Yeah, well you get it,
you must see that. Okay, okay. Um, was there a school in your village? Mhm.
Was their school in your village? Mhm. In africa in africa? Me know, they
could mean a go decker and Okay, okay.
Oh, advent mama, wow, wow. India,
hmm, okay. No, no idea, you know like All right, okay. Um,
can you tell me some of the chores? Girls had to do some of the chores?
The boys had to do, the boys would go with the cows, what, what, what,
what, what did the girls do in your village? Uh, and you can answer it,
you can answer in your, in your native language um he did
young, younger mhm. Young boy, what did young girls do in the village? Mm
hmm. What did the young girls do in the village of
younger go. Mhm.
Okay. Do you want to answer in Arabic also or do you want to say anything
in?
Mm hmm. You know people in that? I'm gonna go
look at the Mhm. But not can ah
yeah, look at that. The movie will be locked up.
I cannot tell you something
with that.
I can. Maybe without.
Whoa.
Thank you.
Why?
Mm hmm. Okay. Thank you. Okay. Um And dad.
Okay. We're gonna we're gonna talk about your family. Um when you were,
when you lived in Africa? Um How old were you when you left Africa? When
war broke out? Did you have a husband or Children? Mm hmm. Yeah, mm mm mm
mm mm mm mm.
Well, a lot of will you do when it was
what?
Well, I got mine on him. Mm hmm.
Mhm. How many Children? Ah Children. Well done. Mhm. Go forth to do God. A
little bit big. My
we do need to be Bennett. Mm hmm. Well, with the um
Mhm. Do you remember your mother and father
product Doris? Mhm. Can you tell me about them? Your mother's name and
your father's? Mhm.
Uh
Okay. Mhm. Take away. And your mother, your mother,
can you tell me about them? What would they like what they do? But you can
answer in your native language again and they didn't want.
Mm mm mm mm mm. Mm mm mm, I know we didn't have. Um
mm hmm. My Yeah. Get away. Mhm. Mm.
Right. Mm hmm. The right.
Mhm. My mom 1 1, 2 x two. Okay. Thank you. I am. Um can you tell me about
when war broke out? Where were you when the war broke out? Mhm When war
came to africa? Me? Where were you? Were you in your village? Were you in
the fields
in heaven? We need you.
Mhm. Okay. They have a coffee. Um and you can answer me in your language.
What happened? Did you see airplanes coming? What happened when the war
came? Mm hmm. You're not going to be walking in and then it knows how to
Mhm. Autumn
for from me. They can mm people that got more hmm. Mhm. You can talk in in
, in in
okay. Because I'll have someone translate. So whatever is best for you.
Um but I had to build
within the economy. You can see each other and can,
but we're not beginning. We give the
we need you um Welcome in America 96. Mhm. Mhm. Mhm 1996.
Come on to doug and 2008.
What camp did you have to go to? Did you go to a camp? Were you in a
refugee camp?
You ready? What did she have to go to a refugee camp? After the
Yeah, yeah. You want to be them. Um I think. Okay. Can you tell me about
what life was like there You can if you answer in Arabic again, what were
things like in the camp? No?
Oh come now I give, give me a hint. Okay. How long were you there? one
year, two years, five years. Um,
um,
To get six years. What was like, can you tell me a little bit about what
life was like there?
And you can tell me in Arabic? Mm
And again, I mean you know when you know
yeah, what did?
And then I got him and in a lot. Yeah. Are you not? My God, anything
America Cardona?