Anonymous Posted 21 years ago
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I live in New York
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00 I am just wondering how you usually ask about the impression of particular place? For example, if you want to know about New York to New Yorker, do you say like "What's it like to be living in New York?" "What's New York like, good?" 02 br
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00 Thanks in advance. 0-
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00 I am just wondering how you usually ask about the impression of particular place? For example, if you want to know about New York to New Yorker, do you say like "What's it like to be living in New York?" "What's New York like, good?" 02 br
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00 Thanks in advance. 0-
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0 Sure. 02 br
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00 What's NY like? 02 br
00 How do you like NY? 02 br
00 What's it like to live / to be living in NY? 02 br
00 What do you think of NY? 02 br
00 How do you feel about NY? 02 br
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00 Further questioning can encourage the NYer to expand upon his/her impressions. 02 br
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00 What's NY like? 02 br
00 How do you like NY? 02 br
00 What's it like to live / to be living in NY? 02 br
00 What do you think of NY? 02 br
00 How do you feel about NY? 02 br
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00 Further questioning can encourage the NYer to expand upon his/her impressions. 02 br
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