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Dear Sheera.
Long time i met you... how are you? today i am going to write to tell you about the city that i am living. the place where i live is a city of northern Vietnam, it's Ha Noi city! In my city , there are many interesting things. the streets here are always busy, and i really like that noise. Don't think that in the city there won't be no fresh air like in your home town , in the morning you can walk by the lakeside to enjoy the cool breeze and watch the artisans something sit by the lake to finance. In addition, you can go to the small restaurants here to enjoy the delious foods in Hanoi or go to the streets to hang out. A bustling cheese wall will also mean a lot of traffic jams, and there are many factories here, so the air in many ares is not clean. Even so, i love my city very much! Do you love your city? Tell me about it in the next letter!
Cheere
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In the world there are many big cities but the one I like the most is Tokyo, in Japan. This city is the capital of Japan. Not only that, but Tokyo is also an administrative center of Japan and the world. Tokyo is considered a culinary paradise, where you will enjoy dishes from popular to high-end dishes. One of them is Sushi - a famous traditional dish of Japan that the whole world knows is also produced from this city, especially exploring Ebisu with grilled meat, vegetables, hot pot, sashimi … At the same time, many dishes in the train station area are very convenient for passengers at the station as well as nearby. Explore the many other dishes in the basement or head to Honoji to find food from the menu on the wall. In addition to the domestic food, in Tokyo you can enjoy other dishes from other countries such as America, France, Germany ... In addition to eating, Tokyo is also a place to shop with cheap and affordable items to types of high-class products with famous brands in the world. In addition, in Tokyo there is a Japanese crab symbol, which is the Tokyo Tower. At Tokyo Tower, there is a long view of the city at the top of the tower, there are souvenirs and food shops located inside. And there is a famous one in Tokyo that is "sakura"-the cherry blossoms, the cherry blossom trees blooming all over the streets look beautiful, right? I like Tokyo very much, someday in the future, I will go to Tokyo
1. Personally, I prefer life of the country to the city. There are many reasons why I like it. First of all, in the country is very quiet, which brings me the peace and the comfort. Second of all, living in the country helps me avoid the noise of vehicles and the smoke, dust from them such as motorbikes, cars, trucks and so on. So this is good for my health. Thirdly, people in the country are very friendly and hospitable. If you live in urban areas, you couldn’t know your neighbors. This makes me boried and lonely. Finally, the costs of living in the city are much higher than that in the country. The prices of goods are also very high. Because of the disadvantages of living in the city, I want to live and work in the country.
Dear Andrew
I hope this message finds you well! I'm excited to share with you about the city I currently reside in—Sydney, Australia. Nestled along the stunning coastline, Sydney is renowned for its iconic landmarks such as the Sydney Opera House and the Harbour Bridge. The city boasts a vibrant cultural scene with diverse cuisines and a rich tapestry of art and music.
The great part about Sydney is its blend of urban living and natural beauty. From its pristine beaches to the sprawling parks and reserves, there's always a picturesque spot to unwind. However, the downside is the high cost of living and occasional traffic congestion, typical of any bustling metropolis.
Overall, I adore Sydney for its liveliness, but the hustle sometimes gets overwhelming. Nevertheless, the city's charm always wins me over, making it a fantastic place to call home!
Warm regards,
Dac Minh
Dear [Friend],
I hope that you are well. I am currently living in Hanoi, the capital city of Vietnam. It’s located in the northern part of the country, and it’s known for its rich history, beautiful architecture, and vibrant cultural scene.
One of the special things about Hanoi is its Old Quarter, a maze of bustling streets dating back to the 13th century. The city is also famous for its unique cuisine, with dishes like Pho and Bun Cha that are loved by locals and tourists alike.
Living in Hanoi has its ups and downs. The city is full of life and there’s always something to do. However, it can get quite crowded and the traffic can be a bit chaotic at times.
Despite these challenges, I love living here. The city’s energy, its people, and its culture make it a truly special place. I hope you’ll get the chance to visit someday.
Best, [Your Name]