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Inside a suburban home, a man hands his daughter an envelope.

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SPEAKER: Virginia, mira,

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Subtitles, Virginia, look, this arrived.

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vino esto.

SPEAKER: ¿Qué dice?

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What does it say?

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SPEAKER:

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A boy stands at a kitchen counter reading a document while two women look on. Subtitles, We're here for Densel to translate the document you received,

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Aquí venemos pa' que ves, le ayude a traducir el papel.

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A woman watches on as her daughter speaks to a dentist, while a man spins a little girl sitting on a dental chair.

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SPEAKER: I'm her daughter. I'm going to helped them to translate. My name is Hari and I'm 13 years old. I live with my mom, dad, and little sister.

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Hari's father rubs her little sister's arm as she sits in his lap wearing a nebulizer mask. A young boy helps himself to a slice of a large pizza as he sits at a restaurant table with his parents and younger brother.

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SPEAKER: My name is Densel and I am 11 years old.

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A teen girl sips on a mug as she sits at a dining room table, then stands watching as her parents and a younger sibling prepare dinner.

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SPEAKER: My name is Virginia and I am 16 years old.

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Densel's little brother hangs over the arm of a sofa as Densel flips through books. He then translates a menu for his father at the restaurant.

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SPEAKER: It was super difficult for me to learn English.

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A woman speaks to Densel and his family in a classroom.

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SPEAKER: Did you have difficulty understanding your books?

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Virginia translates for her parents in an office.

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SPEAKER: I'm the only one that can actually speak English, so I'm the only one that can help my parents.

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Virginia's mother leans over her shoulder and points at a laptop screen. She then reads a printed document for them, and her father sweeps a hotel lobby.

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SPEAKER: They don't get English classes like I do. They are at work, doing everything they can for me and my brother.

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Virginia wraps her arm around her mother's shoulder as the family stands on a terrace overlooking a city at night. They then get into a car and Virginia smiles as she watches her mother take an eye exam.

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SPEAKER: When I grow up, I don't know if I'm going to be there for help them to translate.

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A woman speaks to Densel and his family.

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SPEAKER: The thing I really appreciate about you, Densel, is that you don't give up.

SPEAKER:

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Subtitles, I always keep going.

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Siempre sigo adelante.

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Densel's mother kisses his forehead. Hari sits next to her father as he holds her little sister's hand while she's given nebulizer treatment.

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SPEAKER: Tú crees

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Subtitles, Do you feel like it's a big responsibility for you?

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que es una responsabilidad muy grande para ti.

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Virginia eats breakfast with her family.

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SPEAKER: ¿Qué

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Subtitles, What will happen if I say something wrong?

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tal si yo me equivoco diciendo algo?

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