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Name is Ahmed My name is Ahmed, and I come from a small town in Lebanon. I grew up speaking Arabic as my first language, and my parents always encouraged me to learn English as well. They knew that being fluent in both languages would provide me with better opportunities in the future. I still remember the first time I spoke English in public. I was nervous, and my accent was a bit thick, but my classmates and teacher were impressed. From that day on, I worked hard to improve my English skills. I would watch movies and TV shows with subtitles, read books, and practice speaking with my friends. When I moved to the United States for college, I knew that my accent would stand out. But I wasn't ashamed of it. In fact, I was proud of where I came from and the unique perspective I brought to the table. Plus, people always found my accent charming and intriguing. Now, as a software engineer, I work in a multinational company. My accent has never been a barrier to my success, and I've had the opportunity to travel the world and meet people from different cultures. In fact, my accent has often been an icebreaker, sparking conversations and allowing me to connect with people on a deeper level. So, if you meet me and notice my accent, don't be afraid to ask me about it. It's a part of who I am, and it's something that I cherish and embrace. My name is Ahmed, and I am proud of my heritage and my unique voice.