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I live in the world. I don’t consider myself French, Spanish, or American, you know? That doesn’t interest me.
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The speaker describes a broad sense of belonging rather than identifying with one nation. By saying, “I live in the world,” they place the world above labels such as French, Spanish, or American. The final sentence makes clear that these national categories do not hold much personal importance for them.
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