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There is no single definition of a magical city, but if I were to give
one, it would certainly be a place with historic buildings and
AN amazing atmosphere. 'It' (cos tu nie tak, bo jakos nie lacze 'magical city z tym() must have a distinct 'charakter' (ortog) of its own with its magical ability to just make you feel good.
For me it is THE only one city in Poland which comes true TO this definition.
Cracow lies in the southern part of Poland on the Vistula River and
it is one of the oldest 'city' CITIES in Poland.
Cracow has many impressive 'sihgts' (ortog) to see for 'examples' EXAMPLE Wawel and 'Sukiennice' (po ang). The Wawel is one of the best placeS to visit, there are 'a' monuments 'a' (tu cos brakuje) 'polish' (DUZA litera) kings. Everyone who is interested in history will be 'satisfaction' (zla czesc zdania).
Cracow is A city for everyone because 'a tourist offers' (co to? nie rozumiem)
'is very variety' (co to niby jest-napisz poprawnie). For A teenager who 'want' (dostosuj czasownik) to have fun there are many clubs and cinemas. For older people (tu cos brakuje) are many art 'gallerys' (ortog), museums and cafes. Cracow is A 'beauty' (popraw, zle slowo) and gorgeous place 'when feel good' (tego nie rozumiem) artists and 'musican' (tutaj l. mn). Cracow 'has also' (zla kol slwo) 'a' (dlaczego piszesz 'a' przed l. mnoga?) awsome restaurants where (ale kot?) are served a traditional delicious food. This city is a great cultural center, too; the 'University Jegielonsky' (popraw) is famous 'for all' (co to?) 'Europe' (popraw, poszukaj na internet jak to piszemy) Union.
Visitors from all the world 'talk' (zle slowo) that this city is magical.
I would like to live there when I 'end' (finish) my 'study' STUDIES.
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