Well, I did my schooling in the madrasa. Like academic madrasa, it is much like to a school, but it also contain, you know, Islamic and Arabic subjects. So Yeah. There is kind of a school, I would say, but our dress code was like white white White pandjabi and Python. It is, uh, basically, like, a traditional close of our country Pangavi, and, you know, we have to wear a pajama, no pants, you know, no colorful pants. So, yeah, I think it it it it is one of the, I would say, unique risk code in compared to other other parts of the world. So this, you know, this dress code was also very comfortable We have to, you know, wear, like, white color, Punjabi, you know, It allows it it allows the air to flow inside our body, and our body would stay I can step cold in the hot summer in the end. I think we need to be one of the dress best dress code if I have to say. And if any incident that I had with you know, my with my, you know, dress in in my school life, and I had a, you know, huge fight with one of my friends and the kind of 5th of my, you know, my panjabi and my panjabi was Uh, and I was, you know, completely shocked that. I mean, he totally needs my I was thinking, how would I go to my home? And I was very interested at that moment. Somehow I went to We can, uh, you know, with my back covering the body and, yeah, I had to explain a lot to my parents. What did happen that day?
Band 6+: Describe a uniform you wear (at your school or company) or you wore at school
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Well, I did my schooling in the madrasa. Like an academic madrasa, it is much like a school, but it also contains, you know, Islamic and Arabic subjects. So yeah, it is kind of a school, I would say, but our dress code was like white, white Punjabi and pajama. It is basically a traditional attire of our country, Punjabi, and we have to wear a pajama, not pants, you know, not colorful pants. So yeah, I think it is one of the unique dress codes compared to other parts of the world. This dress code was also very comfortable. We had to wear white Punjabi, you know, it allows the air to flow inside our body, and our body would stay cool in the hot summer. I think it was one of the best dress codes, if I have to say. And I remember an incident that I had with my dress in my school life. I had a huge fight with one of my friends and he tore a part of my Punjabi. I was completely shocked. I mean, he totally ripped it. I was thinking, how would I go home? I was very embarrassed at that moment. Somehow I managed to go back with my back covering the torn part, and yeah, I had to explain a lot to my parents about what happened that day.
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