City Experience and Perceptions

The speaker critiques a city for its lack of exclusiveness and compares it to Istanbul, describing it as more like a village. They highlight the ease of access to places and cultural aspects, contrasting it with cities like New York or Paris, where exclusivity is more pronounced.

What is the speaker's main complaint about the city?

• It's too exclusive.

• It's too accessible.

• It's too crowded.

• It's too expensive.

How does the speaker describe the experience of walking around the city?

• It's like walking in a forest.

• It's like walking in a village.

• It's like walking in a desert.

• It's like walking in a maze.

What is the speaker's view on the city's size compared to New York or Paris?

• It's much larger.

• It's much smaller.

• It's more crowded.

• It's about the same size.

What does the speaker imply about the city's cultural architecture?

• It's influenced by Asian culture.

• It's influenced by American culture.

• It's very modern.

• It's very traditional.

According to the speaker, what should a city feel like?

• Full of surprises.

• Always busy.

• Easy to navigate.

• Hard to get.

What does the speaker find unusual about dining in the city?

• You need reservations months in advance.

• You can easily get a table without being famous.

• The restaurants are always empty.

• The food is very expensive.

What analogy does the speaker use to describe a city?

• A thrilling adventure.

• A good relationship.

• A challenging puzzle.

• A good book.