CLEAN : For Afghans resettled in US, an uncertain future

The transcript details the speaker's journey from Afghanistan to the United States, highlighting the emotional and professional challenges faced during this transition. The speaker discusses their work as an interpreter for the US military and the emotional toll of leaving family behind. They express a strong desire to pursue further education and establish a new life in Boston, despite the challenges posed by the Taliban regime in Afghanistan.

What challenge did the narrator face upon arriving in the United States?

• They couldn't find a taxi.

• They missed their flight.

• They were left alone at the airport.

• They lost their luggage.

What was the narrator's role with the US military?

• An interpreter

• A medic

• A chef

• A soldier

What emotional challenges does the narrator mention about leaving Afghanistan?

• Sadness and missing family

• Fear of flying

• Joy of starting a new life

• Excitement about new opportunities

Why does the narrator not want to accept the Taliban regime again?

• It was a bad day for their family and people of Afghanistan.

• They have a job offer in the US.

• They want to learn a new language.

• They prefer the climate in the US.

What is one of the narrator's future goals in Boston?

• To open a business

• To travel the world

• To study engineering

• To become a chef