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I live in Bosa, a neighborhood in Colombia. The neighborhood is very quiet and cozy, with many schools, nice parks, and everything close to home. The people are very sociable. My three-story pink and green house has seven independent apartments, a corner store, and a garage. The house is cozy and in good condition.
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Presentation my neighborhood
- 1. presentation of my neighborhood I live in Colombia a country located in the South American continent
- 2. I live in the town of Bosa seventh
- 3. the neighborhood where I live is very quiet and cozy the neighborhood where I live is very quiet and cozy have around many public and private schools, nice parks, and everything is very close to my house
- 6. people in my neighborhood are very sociable
- 7. my house is three stories its color is pink and green this in a corner has a micelanea and a garage also has seven apartments each independently
- 8. the house is very cozy and is in good condition according to your need if they are not hesitate to contact me Esta diapositiva se presenta con el fin de una actividad para el SENA la casa no esta en venta, no se permuta, no se alquila