Tony Cardenas - My parents didn't speak English. They learned it little by little. They realized...

Tony Cardenas Zitate

My parents didn't speak English. They learned it little by little. They realized that education was the ticket to a better future in their own rudimentary way. They kept the house clean, kept us on the straight and narrow, and none of us ever got into trouble with the law.

Tony Cardenas

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Deutsche Übersetzung

Meine Eltern sprachen kein Englisch. Sie haben es nach und nach gelernt. Sie erkannten, dass Bildung auf ihre eigene, rudimentäre Weise die Eintrittskarte in eine bessere Zukunft war. Sie haben das Haus sauber gehalten, uns auf der Geraden und Enge gehalten, und keiner von uns geriet in Schwierigkeiten mit dem Gesetz.

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