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Ingles NRC: 65-2822

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Actividad 2

Presenta

Eric Santiago Rodriguez pinto ID: 786920

Manuel Alejandro Ospina ID: 333815

Docente
Claudi Patricia Vargas Parra

Universidad Minuto de Dios (UNIMINUTO)

6 semestre

Villavicencio – Meta de 9 Octubre 2023


Father: Hi, son! How has your experience living in Auckland been?

Son: Hi, Dad! Auckland was great. It was a very cosmopolitan experience. I loved the
cultural diversity and all the opportunities I had in the city. The beaches were incredible,
and the food from around the world was a delight. The nightlife was also exciting.

Father: That sounds wonderful, but I remember you mentioned that the cost of living was
high. How did you manage that?

Son: Yes, you were right. The cost of living was higher than in other places, but I had
good job opportunities in technology and finance. So, overall, it was fine. But, I did miss
the mild climate when I moved.

Father: And how are you enjoying Villavicencio now?

Son: Villavicencio is very different, but it also has its charm. Life is more relaxed and
close to nature here. I've been able to immerse myself in llanera culture, learn about its
traditions, and participate in folk festivals. Plus, prices are more affordable, making life
more comfortable economically.

Father: That sounds interesting. But how do you cope with the tropical climate and the
seasons of heavy rain?

Son: Well, the weather is different here, that's for sure. Sometimes, the heavy rains can be
a challenge, but they also have their beauty. I've learned to adapt to the rainy and dry
seasons. And, of course, llanera music is an important part of life here, which makes it
even more special.

Father: I'm glad to hear that you're enjoying your life in Villavicencio and that you're
exploring and learning so much about the local culture. Every place has its unique charm,
right?

Son: Yes, Dad, definitely. Every place has something special to offer, and I'm grateful for
the experiences I've had in both locations.

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