Band 6+: Describe the neighborhood you lived in when you were a child You should say Where in your town or city the neighborhood was What kind of people lived there What it was like to live in the neighborhood And explain whether you would like to live in this neighborhood in the future.

I grew up in the city, not city. Okay. I grew up in this place in Cartmandu, the capital city of Nepal. Uh, in the town called Kalapul, the society’s name was And I spent my whole childhood there. It was so great childhood. I must say People there will, like, um, kindly it’s the place where since it was a community, it’s like a lot of a bunch of landlords, you know, the house owner, it’s almost everyone shifted from a particular district to that town, and they made that community um, you know, like a village. I felt like I was grooming in a small village where everyone used to know each other in the city, you know, that everyone spokes well to each other. Everyone know each other and we’re kind to each other. It’s like I was grew I was grew up in a family, you know, it was stinging about it. It makes so much noise tells you that it’s giving me, like, oh my god. I grew up in such a big city. I should be proud of it. And I have a lot of friends there. I miss them sometimes because they even, you know, they’re like, child, children were so much kind to each other. We were so innocent and we used to play all the time only the physical games. Obviously, we didn’t have so much technology back then. So we used to land cycle from each other, and we used to climb on the trees which started these are the we used to play games such as like, etcetera. And I feel like I am really grateful that I grew up there. My child was spend there. I I’m not sure that I will or will not shift there in the future, but if I ever get a chance to live with the same people, then I would say yes because I really like those but idiots, you know, for me from my for my opinion as a friend. But