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ENGLISH PROJECT: Interview Barack Obama – English

Lima 19 de Mayo de 2021

Introduction
Barack Obama was the 44th president of the United States. He is president for
8 years.
He is 1.82 meters tall, his skin color is dark with dark brown eyes. Her hair is
short and curly and that too is black. Has big ears. He is slim and tall. His tooth
is completely white with the appropriate shape. He is a very supportive, honest,
hard-working person and above all he demonstrated on many occasions the
degree of humility that characterizes him.

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 Interview Barack Obama
MONICA - Reporter I: Good morning Mr. Obama, nice to meet you, thanks for
coming.

CESAR - BO: The pleasure is all mine.

RODOLFO – Reporter II: It's a beautiful day today, it's very sunny and a little
windy, perfect for this interview. Let's start with your name, what is your full
name?

CESAR - BO: My full name is Barack Hussein Obama.

MONICA: Where are you from originally?

CESAR - BO: I was born in Honolulu, Hawaii.

RODOLFO: Can you tell me about your childhood?

CESAR - BO: Well, when I was a baby, my father came back to his country in
Africa, so I didn't see him very often. I guess I was a good student, my mother
woke me up very early in the morning to practice reading and writing, it was
very difficult, but it helped me a lot, thanks to them I could be who I am.

MONICA: Did you have any Hobbies?

CESAR - BO: I loved playing basketball and tennis when I was in high school.

RODOLFO: What happened after high school?

CESAR - BO: Well, I went to university in California and New York, but then I
decided that I wanted to be a lawyer, so I went to Harvard Law School, I always
get caught by the law and can help others.

MONICA: Are you married?

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CESAR - BO: Yes I am. I've been married for 29 years and Michelle and I have
two beautiful daughters.

RODOLFO: Many people describe you as a charismatic and kind man. Some

women even say that you are very handsome, what do you have to say about
that?

CESAR - BO: I don't know what I could say about that, I should probably say
thank you.

MONICA: In your opinion what was more difficult, to be a senator or to be a

president?

CESAR - BO: I think being a senator is probably more difficult than being a
president. I had a lot of trouble trying to get the government to help the state of
Illinois, but it was the most rewarding and challenging experience.

RODOLFO: What is your favorite kind of food?

CESAR - BO: The best food that I have ever tried has been Mexican food. I
remember when I traveled to Cancun with my family and we stayed at the most
beautiful hotel in the Island, it had big rooms and excellent restaurants so we
decided to go to a Mexican restaurant and the food was really delicious and
spicy but it also made me sick, my stomach was very upset and my entire body
hurt.

MONICA: What are you doing now that you are not president anymore?

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CESAR - BO: This time I'm focusing on helping people through charities and
environmental projects. Michelle and I are sharing many good ideas with a lot of
powerful personalities.

RODOLFO: What are your plans for the future?

CESAR - BO: Next year my family and I are going to travel to Africa to help
doctors provide medicines and medical assistance to poor communities. It's
going to be a great experience especially for the girls.

MONICA: Thank you very much for the interview Mr. Obama.

CESAR – BO: Thanks to you for this pleasant interview.

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