He Named Me Malala Page #4
So my skirt is longer
than most of the girls'.
And then, my Iife is quite
different than their Iife.
Most of them have boyfriends.
Most of them have broke up
with some of the boyfriends
and found new ones.
It's quite difficuIt
to tell girIs who really I am.
l don't know whether
they would like me,
or whether
they're interested in me.
(INDISTINCT CHATTER)
ln Kenya, there are so many
girls who cannot go to school.
(TEACHER SPEAKING)
This schooI starts from grade nine.
MALALA:
Grade nine?Up to which grade?
Up to grade 12,
but, because we are still new, we onIy
have grade 9 and 10.
(SINGING CONTINUES )
I Iived in this country.
I was born in this country
called Pakistan...
I was born in Swat Valley.
There are more than
180 million peopIe.
Most of them are youth.
So, who wants to
become a doctor?
You want to.
The crops that you are growing?
The number one is wheat.
Number two is rice.
Number three is maize.
That's great.
The Iargest mountain?
It's called K2.
The Iongest river?
It comes through these valleys
and goes down, down, down,
and through Sindh.
What do you want to be?
I'd Iike to become a Iawyer.
-On this side?
-Yeah.
or father is educated,
their hands.
ZIAUDDIN:
l loved education.l loved to be a teacher.
l started my own school...
just with $150.
l was the sweeper.
l was the manager.
l was the headmaster.
The very first day
of my school,
l stood and l recited
the national anthem.
There were three students,
and it started.
MALALA:
l used to bein school all the day.
l loved the way
teacher was speaking.
And l loved the way
the students
were listening carefully
to the teacher...
being all around with
other girls and with teachers.
l put in my student
a kind of rebel
against traditions, customs...
MALALA:
l could noteven speak properly, but...
in my own language
l would try to give lectures
to the empty classrooms.
School was my home.
Moniba was here and then
I was sitting next to her.
Here was I.
And here was Shazia,
and here was Kainat.
The Talib came here...
and I was just
very near to him...
and then he asked,
''Who is MaIaIa?''
This is an easy one.
Remember the symboIs and numbers.
So you mean these signs
in the middIe here?
And then remember the number, too.
Okay, choose a card
in all these cards
and then remember it.
(SPEAKS OTHER LANGUAGE)
You have to take it out, okay?
Now see my tricks.
(SHUFFLES CARDS )
-This is your card.
-(LAUGHS )
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