I would like to describe a person who I know. Who I know for wearing unusual clothes. She is my college friend. Her name is Sameera. Um um. Uh. She often wear unusual dress code. That’s why she is very well known at our college campus. Uh. Even, um. If I talk about her, uh uh, uh uh. She always preferred to wear uh. Shari. Uh. A traditional Bengali saree. And the style, uh uh. And Bengali style. Even, uh. Our everyday class she wears saree where to sing herself. We are very astonished how she could maintain, uh. This Shari. Uh. Um. But one thing is she was very confident with that. Uh. And we asked, uh. Sometimes, uh. How she wear this Shari. Uh uh uh. At first and quickly. And how he maintained this. Uh uh. However, uh. We admired her, uh. To um uh. And he talked dress is uh. Louder, uh. Than words. Uh uh. And she stands out, uh. From others, uh. Just because of these types of dress code. Um. We always appreciate for herself. Okay. And. That’s it.
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I would like to describe a person I know for wearing unusual clothes. She is my college friend. Her name is Sameera. She often wears an unusual dress code, which is why she is very well known on our college campus. If I talk about her, she always prefers to wear a sari, a traditional Bengali saree. The style is distinctly Bengali. Even in our everyday classes, she wears a saree, which astonishes us. We are amazed at how she can maintain this sari. One thing is that she is very confident in it. We sometimes ask her how she wears this sari so quickly and how she maintains it. However, we admire her because her dress is louder than words. She stands out from others just because of these types of dress code. We always appreciate her for that. That's it.
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