Dulce Sloan

And so I started taking Spanish every day in school from fourth grade to about like fourth, half of fourth grade to half of sixth grade.

And I picked it up super quickly.

And then so by the time we moved back to Atlanta for like the second semester of sixth grade, I'd already had like a working understanding of it.

And then I didn't take another Spanish class until 10th grade.

But I was already kind of fluent, I guess.

And then I took it through high school and then I took it in college.

By the time I got to college, I tested out of like Spanish 101.

And then I think I missed testing out of Spanish 102 by like three questions.

And then all our neighbors in Norcross, it was three questions.

I was like, you didn't have to tell me that.

That was annoyed, too.

I was like, wait a minute.

But like growing up in Norcross, yeah.

Cause we were on like the singles and roadside of Norcross.

So I used to help my, and then we lived in a predominantly like first generation Mexican neighborhood, Mexican El Salvadorian.

And so I would like help my neighbors register their kids for school.

One of them, I helped her get her health insurance from her job.

Her husband had a DUI and explained that.

Yeah.

So this was like, and she was like, and I had my Spanish like dictionary and she was like,