What's your favorite place in the world?

Because the sofa is not a destination with much power, I will extend my scope to my sofa to sit in the city of Philadelphia. Last year it was awesome for the brotherly love town. We hosted DNC and was chosen as one of the most popular tourist attractions in the USA and it was included as the best tourist attraction in North America. This year we will become a protected city (not complying with the rules of playing cards) and we will be listed as one of the top cities to immigrate to America.

Why is it so popular? Here the chef pays for the food. Not only does Philadelphia offer almost all ethnic cuisine, the chef combines international influences to produce spectacular things. Sushi burrito? you are right! Mexican pizza? Of course it is not! Most importantly, we are the leading beer city in the United States. Our bar is not just a bottle but a draft, it comes from some of the best micro brewery in the world! In addition, Boston will never admit, but Samual Adams is actually made out of Philadelphia.

For those who are active, we are one of the best places to walk. I also ride a bicycle. Outdoor enthusiasts can hike many of the trails at Fairmount Park, which is larger than Central Park (and also larger than Baltimore City Center), City Park.

Recently, Philadelphia was the place of the first ax throwing facility in America. Toronto-born sports found the house in an old warehouse near Kensington in Philadelphia - Take a Brooklyn!

Most importantly, everyone has a favorite place to relax outside the apartment. Do you like browsing bookshelves at your local bookstore or do you have some time at a coffee shop? When you have time to spend your time with you, your apartment will be a bit smaller, so try to find your favorite places near you. Maybe you will learn about making new friends or local activities you do not want to miss. For many newcomers, it may be inappropriate as a foreigner. It seems that everyone knows how to communicate and act other than you. Learning the local language is an important step to emotion. Whether you open a bank account or calculate public transport, if you cross language barriers it will be easier to work, but it will also help you to understand the culture code.

What is your language learning story? My language learning stories relate to my interest in seeing the world and interacting with people from different countries and cultures. When I grew up, my favorite book was World Atlas. If you dream of a place to visit someday, the map and the name of the place will be displayed from that page. In the United States where I grew up, I used English as the language of primary education and used Greek as my family and church languages. There was a class in the church, and I learned to read and write in Greek at the age of 13. I studied French at a high school, met two exchange students from France, passed the preparation course for university entrance in a foreign language for the first time in high school.