Fragen über die Beispielsätze mit, und die Definition und Benutzung von "Nyc"

A: Old facility. Not modern.

A: "i live in NYC, the most beautiful city in America"

Yes that sounds natural. I should always be capitalized, but that's a small thing.

A: It means that all the Restaurants in NYC are providing deals.

A: "W" would mean "With". So this phrase means "In love with NYC"

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A: Both are good! I think the 1st is better in general

A: A frase correta é a segunda. A primeira quer dizer a mesma coisa mas está errada porque está faltando o "it" antes do "is".

A: Wouldn't it be "global city," not "global village"? "Village," c'est le même mot en français et en anglais.

A: heading to NYC

A: What can you tell me about NYC?

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A: New York is a state, while New York City is a city. Sometimes people say "New York" when referring to the city and not the state. I think that's why a lot of people who live in the state and not the city say they live in "Upstate New York."

A: That sounds natural. That is pretty normal in the United States but sales tax does vary in different places, in the city I live in its around 9% while the state average is around 7%. Tipping is also technically not required, but it is highly suggested and %15- 20% is standard. The system is sort of stupid in my opinion but it is how it works.

A: New York City

A: Instead of "dancing and singing" you have to say "dance and sing"

A: I went to NYC a few weeks ago and I already miss it, would sound more natural