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"Nini Generation" IES ARCIPRESTE DE HITA

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Subido el 19 de marzo de 2014 por Angela C. M.

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Noelia reflects on what Nini Generation means for other people. Do students of 1st A Level belong to this Nini Generation?

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Ladies and gentlemen, I'm going to talk about the Nini Generation. 00:00:00
And well, what does this mean? 00:00:07
This term refers to people who are between 16 and 24 years old. 00:00:10
And they neither work nor study. 00:00:16
So, what about us? 00:00:20
For the usual, we are not part of the Nini Generation. 00:00:23
But well, it doesn't matter because that's not the point. 00:00:26
What I mean is what they say. All people say these things every time, so don't worry if you don't hear this part. They say, you and all your generation are lazy. They say, you are comfortable with everything. You don't fight for anything. 00:00:29
they say you are not responsible they say you are committed with nothing well 00:00:49
it has been enough but when what they don't say what I say is that they would 00:00:57
have liked to be born in our time and that's perfect but they don't help us 00:01:02
telling this kind of thing but actually they are right because nowadays the 00:01:07
Spanish government is making the things really difficult for study so we have to 00:01:16
get everything we must fight and say to everyone yes you haven't helped us but I 00:01:22
have done it we have done it because we are good enough for getting for 00:01:29
achieving the things by ourselves and that's the point we have to demonstrate 00:01:34
that we are the ones worth keeping now you're never gonna know if you never 00:01:44
even tried so go there and show who you are and who you want to be well so like 00:01:49
a big person said Nelson Mandela well I know him I wish I did and Nelson Mandela 00:01:57
said don't judge me by my successes judge me by how many times I fell down 00:02:04
and got back up again and that's everything because this means not to be 00:02:09
afraid of falling be afraid of not trying so let's go to get whatever we 00:02:15
want let's go to live we have the tools for being successful because we have a 00:02:22
money but we have something more powerful we are clever so let's go to 00:02:31
sad there are two big mouths because I don't know you I don't know what do you 00:02:40
do but I don't let ever someone tell me that I can do something so keep fighting 00:02:46
instead of complaining and this is what I would want to hear from my 00:02:52
grandmother well actually I don't imagine my grandmother saying man you're 00:02:57
never gonna know you never even tried but I could be a deist now seriously we 00:03:03
have to demonstrate that we are not the lost generation, we are the found one. 00:03:08
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Idioma/s:
en
Autor/es:
Noelia Hernández Moya
Subido por:
Angela C. M.
Licencia:
Dominio público
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39
Fecha:
19 de marzo de 2014 - 9:29
Visibilidad:
Público
Centro:
IES ARCIPRESTE DE HITA
Descripción ampliada:
She encourages her own generation to go on with their studies redardless of what some people think. As they are studying they do not belong to the Nini Generation but she doesn't like this term.
Duración:
01′ 32″
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