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NameAhmad
Gendermale
Country of OriginKuwait
Destination CountryBulgaria

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s-1 I was born in Kuwait, but Im originally from Palestine; I came to Bulgaria in 1992 when I was five years old.
s-2 It is hard for me to point out something specific that I miss about Palestine, since I have been here for most of my life.
s-3 I am a full Bulgarian by now.
s-4 I hadnt been back to Palestine for such a long time; I went back for the first time in November last year.
s-5 That was the first time I got to see what is happening in the region.
s-6 There are two questions I am never fully able to answer: what is your name and where are you from.
s-7 The answer to the first one does not sound at all like it should in Bulgarian.
s-8 It has nothing in common with my original name.
s-9 Because of this, to make it a little easier, my friends thought of a nickname for me eight years ago, Habibi ('my love' in Arabic), and they still use it.
s-10 The second question is hard to answer because my parents were born in Palestine, but I was born in Kuwait and have lived in Bulgaria my whole life.
s-11 What I enjoy the most in Bulgaria is nature and my friends.
s-12 I like to travel and walk a lot, mainly in the mountains.
s-13 I can combine both in my job as an architect.
s-14 I get to travel around Europe for conferences and other gatherings.
s-15 My favorite Bulgarian food is tripe soup; we are the only ones, besides Bulgarians, that can make and eat that.
s-16 There is a Palestinian community in Bulgaria and we meet up from time to time.
s-17 I have some friends among this group and we keep in contact, but most of them went back to Palestine.
s-18 My mom is a teacher at a Palestinian school here.
s-19 My dad is also a teacher, in physics, but he moved to Qatar to work for a few years.
s-20 I also speak Arabic; I graduated from an Arabic language school in Bulgaria.

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