Straatinterviews in Amsterdam

Street Interviews in Amsterdam

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ā€œHello sir.
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A few minutes later sees Dirk a woman by a bookshop in a quiet street in the Jordaan.
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In the evening I like usually simple things.
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I am forty-one years old and I live in Amsterdam with my husband and my son.
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We want to know how it goes with people and how they feel today.
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I work at a school, and my days are often long, but I help children gladly with learning new things.
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Still I feel happy, and I find the city already very beautiful.ā€
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I am fifty-two years old and I live here in Amsterdam.
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He looks busy, but friendly.
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He wants to know who they are, where they live, what they do and how they feel today.
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I am twenty-nine years old and I live in Utrecht.
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This is not my first time in Amsterdam, but I know the city not very well yet.
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After work I want home go, tea make and half an hour read.ā€
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Each answer tells a different story.
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ā€œAnd now we are at the end of our interviews.
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