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Episode 4: What Gets Lost in Translation
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Urdu is currently the sixth most widely spoken Asian language in Queens. In this episode, we hear from two Urdu speakers who immigrated to the US from Pakistan and have made Queens their home.
Sabir Ali immigrated from Pakistan in search of better economic prospects. After 24 years in the States, he reflects on how his horizon has expanded in ways he could not have imagined, and how he has made friends from all over the world. Aelya Askary sought asylum in the US a few years ago with her husband and three children. She discusses navigating the changes over the years and what they have gained and lost from their move.
This episode of the Queens Memory Podcast has been produced in English. If you’d like to listen in Urdu, you can find that version in our podcast feed as well.
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