What do you want?

I She didn't move.

And I would like to talk about a topic that's very dear to me, which is my family.

My family is pretty different from a Korean family.

Why?

Because first of all, we are eight.

That's right.

Eight kids.

We are two boys and six girls.

Big family.

I have.

Um Well, what's pretty special about this family will tell you is we have two sets of twins.

What does that mean?

That means I have two elder sisters who are twins and two younger sisters.

Richard, Twins, twins, twins.

Two sets of twins.

And I'm the fourth born.

So I'm kind of in the middle.

You can say, um, how else is my family different?

Uh, in my family, everyone does chores like it doesn't matter how old you are.

You do chores.

So from 24 toe 27 to our seven year old brother.

Yep.

We all do.

Choice.

He started doing chose when he was just five years old.

Yeah, because we believe that everyone is equal.

So no one should be over.

Pamper that no one is the favorite.

No.

Everyone is loved especially in the same.

My elder brother, he's working.

He lives in Switzerland, My two older sisters.

They're graduated.

They're doing the youth service.

Youth services kind of different in Korea.

You maybe the boys go to Sunday.

They go to the army.

But in Nigeria, when you finish, you have to serve the government for like, two years or one year.

That's youth service.

And me.

I'm here in university and the rest of my siblings are in high school and elementary school.

Mhm.

It's a really big family, so we're never bored.

We get crazy, Lots of noise.

You could never watch her perfect movie without someone shouting or screaming or fighting, but it makes life fun.

It's it's really amusing.

I would say Everyone is different and saying or I look at my younger sister and I see myself.

I was once like that.

So yeah, big family.

Everyone is doing quite well.

And yeah, I love my family.

Thank you.