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Maria Alejandra Aldana Gonzalez is a 19-year-old student studying psychology who lives in Bogota with her 2-year-old son Juan Jose. She provides a short description of her small home which has two rooms, one bathroom, a living room, and kitchen. She answers questions about her name, age, where she lives, what she is studying, what she does in her free time, and who she lives with. She believes that English is important in her life and career so that she can have more work opportunities, travel, understand psychology books, and work in important places around the world.
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