Wednesday, May 22, 2013

This is my english performance

Hello.

My name is Vasilios Gasparatos:

In the lesson of interview Manuel asked few questions about my life.







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6 comments:

  1. Unknown5/22/2013 8:14 PM

    Hi Vasilios Gasparatos,

    Thanks a lot for sharing with us your life experience like coming from Greece on 1971 and went back to your country on 1991 and be here again since 2 years ago, that's really interesting interview that bring a lot of question with it like:

    How is United state looks like on 1971 ? Really, I wanna know how is it on that time?

    Thanks again Vasilios!

    Madjid, NYC, USA

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  2. 5/23/2013 7:36 PM

    Hi Vasilios Gasparatos,

    I do love all what you said about your amazing experience related to immigration. I WANT to know more about life in Greece!

    Of course, I wish you the best.

    Hakim, Bejaia, Algeria

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  3. Anonymous5/28/2013 7:12 PM

    Thanks Vasilio for sharing your experience in U.S.A, Can you speak more about your family? congratulation about your interview, i like to much.


    Maria Moreno

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    1. Anonymous5/28/2013 8:18 PM

      Maria i have one son he lives in London and two daughters they live in the town
      named Patra in Greece.My son is civil engineer,my old daughter is an accountant
      and my small daughter will finish the university this year


      VASILIOS ASTORIA NY.

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  4. Anonymous5/28/2013 7:45 PM

    Mr. Madjid: the U.S. at 1971 was in another level. The base pay per hour was the $1.80. The cost of living was very low. It was the time for more opportunities.

    -Vasilios, Astoria NY

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  5. Anonymous5/28/2013 7:56 PM

    MR Hakim: Greece is good for people which have a lot of money. Greece has a nice clime
    and very interesting history.

    -Vasilios Astoria NY

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