Please help me translate for a thesis. Hi all! I'm doing a project with Ball State University and need some help. I want to gather together students' writings about racism, learning English, etc. (these students are English language learners). However, to do that, I need the consent forms translated into their native languages. If anyone is willing to help translate, please look at the comments (that's what I need translated), translate whatever you want to (even only one sentence helps), and then either comment on the translation or email it to me at [email protected]. Thanks so much in advance! I, ______, understand that my parents (mom and dad)/guardian have/has given permission (said it’s okay) for me to take part in a project about done by Samantha Berman. I am taking part because I want to. I have been told that I can stop at any time I want to and nothing will happen to me if I want to stop. _______ Signature Dear Parents: My name is Samantha Berman, and I am currently working on a thesis project for Ball State University. This project will try to share the perspectives of English Language Learners (ELLs) with teachers and lawmakers. Sometimes teachers and lawmakers find it hard to understand what your student goes through as an English language learner. I am asking you allow your student to participate in this project so that I can share his/her story and perspective with those adults. Also, I want to help your student practice writing so that he/she can share future stories on his/her own. Below are some questions that you might have. Who can participate? Anyone who is learning English, willing to write his/her story, and willing to revise it (or let me revise it). What will your child do? Your child will write a true story about his/her experiences… • with learning English • adjusting to the culture of the United States • dealing with racism • or anything else related to being an English language learner Does my child have to participate? No. If your child doesn’t want to, he/she doesn’t have to. Also, if he/she begins participating and then changes his/her mind, that’s okay. Your child can quit at any time by just telling me he/she wants to stop. Nothing bad will happen if he/she chooses to stop. Are there any risks? The only risk is that your child feel hurt remembering the story he/she wants to tell. However, your child can choose whatever story he/she wants to tell. So, if your child wants to tell a happy story or a painful story, that is his/her choice.