Farewell To America Essay

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Hi Franck and Axel,

I hope that u are fine. I received your message telling that u will come the next week here in America to visit me. I am very happy because it has been a long time that I did not see you and I miss you a lot. My country misses me and the fact to see you will be well for me.
It is true that you are also happy because it is the first time for you to come here but you must know that Cote D’ivoire and America are very different. There are many change you need to get used to. Concerning food for example there is no garba like in Cote D’ivoire you will eat burger because there are many fast food here. I know that it will be a problem for axel who does not like burger. America is a big country with a wide variety of food different from the food in Cote
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You know now the American food and drink but like I said America is a big country and this country is not only well known in the world because of their food but also by their attraction and their popular destination. You cannot come in America without visiting statue of liberty at New York. In Cote D’ivoire we have not nice place or some populardestinationwell known in the world but in America there are many place to visit. We will visit together Miami with its beautiful beaches which will please Franck because he likes beaches and parties. You will see, it will be amazing. You have already heard of Hollywood which became the most recognizable film industry in the world, you will see Hollywood for the first time. Hollywood is located in Los Angeles. In America each state has its particularity and its popular destination. We won’t visit all the state in America but I will show you first many things in my midtown here at Manhattan in the state of New York such as time squares brightly adorned with billboards and advertising and also the most visited urban park in the United Statescalled the Central

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