#30DaysofEnglish - Day #7

I am in love with Ometepe Island, Nicaragua. fullscreen

Thera two volcanoes, beautiful beaches, wildlife and a lot of tourist places. To get there, you need to go on ferries to cross the Big Lake Cocibolca, the third lake bigger of LATAM. fullscreen Ometepe mean in Nahuatl, Ome = Two, Tepe = volcano

New York City is well-known as one of the most multicultural cities in USA with almost 200 languages spoken, which means a bunch of experiences in just one place. This cosmopolitan city is exactly what everyone should live at least once in a lifetime. A pretty cool experience with another cuisine, customs and thoughts from different countries without even visit them. Great, isn't?

What you need to know before you go •It's a crowded city •It's noisy •It's a little fancy • It's diverse • It's a fashion hub

México City is my favorite place in the world, and not just because it's the place I grew up in. I love that it has lots of museums and theaters. I'm also crazy about the food: tacos, barbacoa, birria, etc. But not everything is good, it can also be a little caotic: lots of traffic in the streets, loud sounds almost everywhere. But still a city I would recommend to visit. :smiley:

México City is my favorite place in the world, and not just because it's the place I grew up in. I love that it has lots of museums and theaters. I'm also crazy about the food: tacos, barbacoa, birria, etc. But not everything is good, it can also be a little caotic: lots of traffic in the streets, loud sounds almost everywhere. But still a city I would recommend to visit. :smiley:

Bora Bora is a Pacific island in the territory of French Polynesia, part of the Society Islands about halfway between South America and Australia. I like this place because has a tropical climate and it's surrounded by coral reefs. and it's a silent place. The most fascinating place is Mount Otemanu which is the highest point in the Island. Next to the mountain is a fantastic lagoon where you can relax and see the sunset. There you can find luxury and expensive resorts.

In ancient times the island was called "Pora pora mai te pora", meaning "created by the gods" in the local Tahitian dialect. I hope visit that island in the next five years.

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Rencently I see on the Internet many people that want to migrate to another country, to try living in a place where the corruption is mininus, crowd of nice people, better pay jobs, and more and more characteristics from a developed country.

One of this countries is New Zeeland and for I see on the Internet, it's a beautiful place for living, many mountains, trees, seas, nice people and good jobs. So, I would like to living in NZ before being 40 years old.

My favorite place in the world in this moment is Cancún and places around it, Its beaches are incredible are colour light blue and its sand is too much clear. Cancún is in the yucatan peninsula and are magic places as chichen itza, Xcaret, Carmen Beach and the big cenotes for you can visit and swimm in them. I Really really recomend this place, I'm sure you will enjoy it.

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Vancouver in Canada. It's incredible how that city with only around 600,000 citizens is so big, modern and developed. For me it has also the best weather and its multiculture makes it more insteresting. Such a beautiful city to live, unfortunately is too expensive.

Right now my favorite place in the world is my home because I feel safe here. I work here, study here and also have fun here. At home are my husband and my cat, what else can I ask for? In the future, I would like to travel to Europe; I would love to go to Italy and The Netherlands. I think I could live in Europe for a while, visiting traditional small towns and crowded cities too. For me, Europe is like a big museum to explore.

Las Vegas is my favorite place in the world and is not because of what you think, I actually don’t like to gamble, hahahaha I just love to go there, enjoy the weather, the hotels, the landscapes, and the infinity of activities that I can do when I go there. I've been there four times and I always find something new to do. Is a very active place, with lots of concerts and unimaginable activities. It's very close to the Grand Canyon, the seven magic mountains, the valley of fire, and the death valley which is located in California but is just 40 minutes away from Vegas. Vegas also has lots of buffets and I love to eat in those places. In comparison to Seattle where I live, is more affordable. Here in Seattle for a buffet, I usually pay more than 40 dollars and in vegas could be just 25 dollars for a buffet of the same quality.