Talk about my cities of the world
Talk about some cities in the world
With its iconic buildings, unbeatable shopping, vibrant cultural life, and expansive food scene, The Big Apple is undisputedly one of the most thrilling places on Earth. A leading hub for some of the world’s most exciting industries, including entertainment, fashion, and technology, it attracts an ambitious, vibrant crowd with a strong commitment to innovation. This is a city that never sleeps and for good reason. Bars stay open until 4am, meaning there are limitless opportunities for those looking to keep the party going into the small hours. The food culture has to be seen and sampled to be believed, with restaurants, cafés and take-outs spanning almost every country and cuisine in the world. Above all, New York is a feast for the senses. The buzzing street life, the lights of Times Square and Broadway, the mesmerizing skyscrapers and panoramas all combine to create a powerful sense of being right at the heart of the action.
New York City, NY, USA
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LondonLondon is a a key world capital with more than enough sights, activities, shows, events and festivities to occupy an entire lifetime. It is perhaps the most multicultural city in the world. Decades of immigration have created an invigorating melting pot of people, cultures and food. Highlights of the British capital include its iconic landmarks, relentless and bustling street life, historical monuments and museums, market shopping, and, of course, the nightlife. From hundreds of cozy pubs to world-class super clubs, London will keep you dancing until dawn.
Barcelona
One of Europe’s most dynamic and youthful cities, Barcelona packs a real punch with its world-beating art scene, beach lifestyle, and hedonistic nightlife. It’s large enough to have plenty to do yet sufficiently dense to be manageable and easily traversable on foot. There are certainly many big-ticket sights, such as the Picasso Museum and La Sagrada Familia. But to experience the true essence of Barcelona, follow the example of the locals. Spend an afternoon exploring one of the many eclectic neighborhoods and the carefree Bohemian atmosphere. Join the exhilarated crowds in the city’s frequent football celebrations. Above all, be sure to dine in one of the hundreds of trendy tapas bars and then dive into the city’s lively, and always surprising bar scene.
Rio de Janiero
One of South America’s best-loved destinations, Rio is renowned for its festivals and laid-back beach vibe. The proximity of the coast and mountains provide plenty of outdoor thrills, from football to surfing to hang gliding, all guaranteed to get the adrenaline pumping. Time your visit to co-incide with the Rio Carnival, the biggest festival in the world, which is held every year before Lent, and you’ll witness colorful parades, energetic samba dancing, fireworks, larger-than-life characters and strings of endless street parties.
New Orleans
More than a decade after Hurricane Katrina, New Orleans is back and better than ever before. The city is rightly renowned for its music culture, history, sports scene, and mouthwatering Southern cuisine. The city’s drinking culture boasts more bars per person than anywhere else in the US. Embrace local hospitality with some bar-hopping, or simply while away the hours drinking in the color and surprises of everyday New Orleans life. All in all, the infectious and hedonistic feel makes it hard to tire of life here.
Tokyo in Japen
Japan’s fast-paced, bustling capital is one of Earth’s most captivating cities. It enthralls visitors with a unique mix of ancient traditions and cutting-edge modernity. Tokyo is home to many of the world’s latest technological innovations as well as some truly bizarre, mind-bending concepts. From robot restaurants to high-octane karaoke, massive video game parlors and unthinkable food creations, as well as more shopping, restaurants and nightlife venues than you can shake a stick at, Tokyo will set your heart pumping. Above all, be prepared for the street life to bombard your senses as you lose yourself in the fast-moving masses, neon lights and jumbotrons. Tokyo is anything but laid back. So if you’re in search of excitement, the constant stream of stimuli, activities and unexpected experiences means there’s no better place.
Berlin
Over the past few years, Berlin has really come into its own; fast-changing, infused with youth culture, and eager to prove itself as one of the world’s great cosmopolitan cities. The city has a large young population, thanks in large part to its affordability. It is also popular with creatives of all types working in film, fashion, music and the visual arts, resulting in an endlessly stimulating and ever-changing environment. Berlin also boasts some of the world’s best nightlife. Cheap beer, late-closing times, and the seamless co-existence of edgy underground venues with techno-pumping super clubs makes it a night owl’s dream. Beyond this, there’s always something new and unique to discover to awaken the senses and inspire the mind, from innovative architecture to evocative artwork and ultra-cool gentrified neighborhoods.
Dubai
Packed full of superlatives, the ‘City of Gold’ has to be seen to be believed. Towering buildings, gigantic themed malls, man-made islands, scorching desert, seductive souks, and luxurious hotels all combine to produce a real treat for the senses. Dubai is well known for its over-the-top extravagances. Check out the alpine indoor ski slope, stay in an underwater hotel, or marvel at the gold-filled interior of the Burj Al Arab, the world’s only 7-star hotel. Sports lovers will be spoilt for choice as opportunities abound for fun-filled activities out on the water or in the dunes, as well as numerous world-class sporting events. Immigrants and expats make up a large proportion of the population, which contributes to the cultural diversity and unique convergence of Arabic tradition and 21st-century innovation.
Sydney
Australia’s most popular city is a cosmopolitan, exuberant metropolis, with a diverse population, world-beating attractions and a laid-back feel. An outdoor lover’s paradise, it’s home to the world’s most striking harbor, with its beautiful coastline and iconic architecture, along with a host of other stunning natural attractions. Adrenaline junkies will find plenty to occupy their time. Get your thrills surfing at the iconic beaches, embark on a nerve-jangling jet boat ride under the Harbor Bridge, or dive with sharks at Manly Sea Life Sanctuary. Complement all this with a booming foodie scene, dynamic cultural landscape, and vibrant nightlife, and Sydney is hard to beat.
Las Vegas
One of world’s most infamous destinations, this pulsating city with its gambling heart, situated right in the heart of the Nevadan desert, is an assault on the senses. Cruising up and down the Strip, the theme park feel, sheer decadence and sense of unrestricted revelry create a buzzing energy. Gigantic 24-hour casinos offer an incessant stream of thrills, fueling dreams of hitting a fortune. World-class performances, concerts, exhibits, and dancing fountains will keep you entertained at all hours. On top of all this, Las Vegas has some of the most lavish accommodation to be found anywhere.
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3 . What are the greatest................in Sydney ? (attract)
4 . London is one of the..................cities in the world . (large)
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• Choose five cities in the world that you want to visit.
• Find five interesting facts about each city.
• Design a poster. Make sure to include the facts about the cities and some pictures!
+ Bangkok: Gold Temple, Palace, Markets, Super Shopping Malls, Food.
+ Paris: Eiffel Tower, Rose, Perfume Facturer, Movies, Lourve Museum + London: Big Ben Tower, Buckingham Palace, Red Phone box. Thames river + New York:
1) In 1857, toilet paper was invented by Joseph c. Gayetty in NYC.
2) Times Square is named after the New York Times. It was originally called Longacre Square until 1904 when the NYT moved there.
3) The scary nitrogen gas tanks you see on the corners of streets are used to keep underground telephone wires dry.
+ Sydney:
1) The Sydney Harbour Bridge is the widest long-span bridge and tallest steel arch bridge in the world, and the 5th longest spanning-arch bridge according to Guinness World Records.
2) Australia’s largest outdoor sculpture exhibit, "Sculpture by the Sea", began at Bondi Beach in 1996.
3) The Sydney region has been inhabited by indigenous Australians for at least 30,000 years based on radio carbon dating
4) The Queen Victoria Building (QVB) constructed between 1893 and 1898 was named to commemorate the Queen of England's Diamond Jubilee in 1897.
5) English, Arabic, Cantonese, Mandarin and Greek are the main languages spoken in Sydney.
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talk about the advantages and disadvantage of lives in big cities
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Write about 5 cities of the world
+ Bangkok: Gold Temple, Palace, Markets, Super Shopping Malls, Food.
+ Paris: Eiffel Tower, Rose, Perfume Facturer, Movies, Lourve Museum
+ London: Big Ben Tower, Buckingham Palace, Red Phone box. Thames river
+ New York:
1) In 1857, toilet paper was invented by Joseph c. Gayetty in NYC.
2) Times Square is named after the New York Times. It was originally called Longacre Square until 1904 when the NYT moved there.
3) The scary nitrogen gas tanks you see on the corners of streets are used to keep underground telephone wires dry.
+ Sydney:
1) The Sydney Harbour Bridge is the widest long-span bridge and tallest steel arch bridge in the world, and the 5th longest spanning-arch bridge according to Guinness World Records.
2) Australia’s largest outdoor sculpture exhibit, "Sculpture by the Sea", began at Bondi Beach in 1996.
3) The Sydney region has been inhabited by indigenous Australians for at least 30,000 years based on radio carbon dating
4) The Queen Victoria Building (QVB) constructed between 1893 and 1898 was named to commemorate the Queen of England's Diamond Jubilee in 1897.
5) English, Arabic, Cantonese, Mandarin and Greek are the main languages spoken in Sydney.
Ho Chi Minh City:
The favorite city in my country is Ho Chi Minh city. This is the biggest city of Vietnam, economic center, trade, finance, science and technology in my country. This place is also a top tourist center of Vietnam.
History and culture here have given Ho Chi Minh city a very personal impressive style. This place has many historical places such as Independence Palace, Nha Rong wharf.
This city also has many recreation places such as culture tourism Fairy Stream with the festival activities, unique games; Dam Sen tourist resort, ...
I have never been to Ho Chi Minh city. I hope to have one time to visit this place.
Manchester City:
Being born and grown up in an oriental country, but I don't know the reason why I'm very interested in the western culture. My most favorite city is absolutely Manchester, I love this city so much not only for the reason I've said but also for Manchester United-a great football club in my mind.
In fact, I've never been in Manchester before, so almost source of information I know about this city is from the internet. As I'm known, it's located in the Northeast of England. Notably, it's first industrialized city in the world. Besides, Manchester's also an interesting place in which there are rather many well-known museums like: Pumphouse, Manchester and Orasall Hall. And an other noticeable site which tourists shouldn't overlook is the historical park-Castlefield.
Of course, I really want to have a trip to this city because that's also one of my ambitions which I entertained when I was a child. Another important reason is that I'd like to study abroad, so I think England's an ideal destination for this because the quality of education system here is evaluated highly by most students all over the world. I hope these ambitions will become true soon.
Da Lat City:
My favorite city is Da Lat. Da Lat is a well-known and romantic city. Every year, I usually visit a lot of famous places of the Da Lat city with my friends. I have known much things about the Da Lat city such as weather, flower and landscape.It is cool around year, so people like to visit the Da Lat city. The Da Lat is at a height of 1500 metres and is surrounded by the forest. Therefore, the average temperature is from 18 to 24 degrees. The highest temperature is never over 30 degrees and the lowest temperature is not below 5 degrees. At the moment,Da Lat city has more 1500 kinds of flower. They are planted every place. The municipal government has the festival of flower annually and it has attracted visitors' interest in Viet Nam as well as in the world. Apart from pretty flowers, Da Lat city is well-known for nice scenery. Da Lat city has many famous places, including romantic hill, the lovely valley and the garden of Da Lat flower and so on. More and more visitors go to the Da Lat city to enjoy its niceness whenever they are present here. I want to visit this city because it is very romantic and nice. The landscape here is very wonderful, especially the lovely valley and the garden of Da Lat flower.
London City:
I have never been to London city, but in my mind , it is so cool and interesting to visit. London is the capital of the united Kingdom. It is situated in southeastern England along the Thames River. Now , it is the largest city in Europe, so naturally, it is always busy and bustle. London of course is the home of the British royal family, with Buckingham Palace being the main centre of attraction. Westminster Abbey and St Paul's Cathedral are important religious symbols of London, where many royal births, weddings and deaths have been celebrated and commemorated. Furthermore, The government of the United Kingdom is central on in London, with the Houses of Parliament and Whitehall being the chief points of interest. Big Ben is one of the best-known sights of London and being a symbol of England. When you come to London, you certainly visit Thames River which runs along London city .There are many spectacular parks, particularly. Some are large parks, some are not so big. Whatever park you chose to visit, you will always find a wide range of activities going on, or just some open spaces to chill out if that's what you need. It is also known for its many theaters, cinemas and expensive shops. Of all above I describe, those are reasons I want to visit the most famous city in the world. Lately, when having much money, I certainly go to visit London.
Seoul City:
As many girls, I like K-POP music so much. I can sit at laptop for hours to watch the performances of Hallyu stars. Therefore, it makes me interested in Seoul city, the center of Korean music in particular and Asia music in general.
As I know,in the middle of bustling urban center, you can also clime mountain scenery.It is a series of Namsan, where skyscrapers Seoul Tower dominates and an untouched green vegetation below. In addition, seen from above, Han river looks like a crooks strip of soft cloth squeezed in the city, with the undulating hills on the horizon. Besides, Seoul city is the place holding many concerts and events of K-POP artists. I wanna travel to Seoul in one day to have chance to enjoy Super Junior's music party - Super Show or to watch nine pretty girls - Girl's Generation.
However, It's just a dream. I'd better work hard to get more money for the trip in future.
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My 5 Day Journey Around the World!
- Choose five cities in the world that you want to visit.
- Find five interesting facts about each city.
- Design a poster. Make sure to include the facts about the cities and some pictures.
Help me!!!
Hello, now i 'll tell you about my poster
First, i went to HCM city two months ago and i have a beautiful ship. Local people in here is very friendly and kindly. I went to Duc Ba Church and Ben Thanh Market and have many nice photo/
Secondly, after i go to HCM , i dicied go to Da Nang, and i have many a nice momery,
Here I met friends for so long that we have not met
and we go to the famous and beautiful place in DN
I think i have a good ship for holiday
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1. Talk about the advantages of living in the countryside. | 4. Talk about the disadvantages of living in the countryside. |
2. What do you think the most serious problem in the big cities?
| 5. Tell three famous cities around the world. Where are they? |
3. What should you do to solve that problem? | 6. What city in the world would you like to visit most? Why? |