Hello everyone, today I would like to give a short presentation about

some things I like, dislike, my favorite places, and basic problems in

Panama City.

First, let's talk about what I like. I really enjoy the diversity of
cultures in Panama City. It's a melting pot of different ethnicities
(ehnicitis) and backgrounds, which makes it a vibrant and exciting
place to live. I love being (bing) able to experience various
traditions, cuisines (ciuzziens), and languages all in one city.
Another thing I love is the Casco Viejo, or the Old Town. It's a
historic neighborhood (neiborjuud) with charming colonial
architecture (aquitecchur), narrow (nerrow) cobblestone
(cabblestone) streets, and beautiful plazas. It's a great place to
stroll around, visit art galleries, and try delicious local food.
When it comes to nature, Panama City is blessed (blessid) with
incredible biodiversity. From tropical rainforests to stunning
beaches, there's so much to explore. One of my favorite places is
the Causeway de Amador, a series of islands connected by a road.
It offers stunning views of the city skyline and a perfect spot to
enjoy outdoor activities like biking (baiking) or jogging (jagging) .

Next, let's talk about a couple of things I dislike. Firstly, the traffic in
Panama City can be quite challenging (challenyin). During peak
hours, the streets can get congested, making commuting a bit
frustrating. Secondly, the heat can be intense, especially during the
summer months. It's important to stay hydrated and find ways to
stay cool in such weather (gueder).
Now, let me share with you some of my favorite places. I mentioned
the Causeway de Amador earlier, but there are a few more. The
Biomuseo is a fantastic museum dedicated to Panama's
biodiversity and the impact of the Panama Canal on the world. It's a
fascinating (facinairing) place to learn and appreciate the natural
wonders of the country. Of course, I can't forget to mention the
Casco Viejo once again. Its vibrant atmosphere, historical
significance, and the variety of restaurants and bars make it a
must-visit place.

Lastly, let's touch upon a couple of basic problems in Panama City.

One significant issue is environmental pollution. With the increasing
population and industrial development, pollution levels have risen,
impacting the air and water quality. Another challenge is the
education system. While efforts have been made to improve
education in Panama, there are still areas that need attention, such
as access to quality education for all children and University
students.