America's most unique cities (state, places, Atlanta, Chicago)

[chacho_keva]

Rio de Janeiro Brazil has to be one of the most exciting cities found within the CONTINENT OF AMERICA!!! San Juan Puerto Rico is another fun city found in the AMERICAS!

Now, insofar as cities found within The United States OF AMERICA, I have to vote for New York New York and San Diego California.

[OyCrumbler]

Originally Posted by chacho_keva

Rio de Janeiro Brazil has to be one of the most exciting cities found within the CONTINENT OF AMERICA!!! San Juan Puerto Rico is another fun city found in the AMERICAS!

Now, insofar as cities found within The United States OF AMERICA, I have to vote for New York New York and San Diego California.

You're absolutely right, but I think you can let this one slip because it's the U.S. Forums under General U.S. so people can say America without saying USA.

[Billiam]

Originally Posted by chacho_keva

Rio de Janeiro Brazil has to be one of the most exciting cities found within the CONTINENT OF AMERICA!!! San Juan Puerto Rico is another fun city found in the AMERICAS!

Now, insofar as cities found within The United States OF AMERICA, I have to vote for New York New York and San Diego California.

It's apart of our culture to call our country America, so while you are in the general US section, you should respect our culture.

[bstn421]

Boston and San Francisco

[Akhenaton06]

Originally Posted by chacho_keva

Rio de Janeiro Brazil has to be one of the most exciting cities found within the CONTINENT OF AMERICA!!! San Juan Puerto Rico is another fun city found in the AMERICAS!

There is no "continent of America." There's the continent of North America and the continent of South America. "America," as it is used in the title of this thread, is shorthand for the United States of America, which is how the term is commonly used when not preceded by "North" or "South."

[Howest2008]

Originally Posted by desert sun

how is LA and Chicago unique?

Look Up!!!.................

[bennyboo<3seattle<3]

Originally Posted by Akhenaton06

There is no "continent of America." There's the continent of North America and the continent of South America. "America," as it is used in the title of this thread, is shorthand for the United States of America, which is how the term is commonly used when not preceded by "North" or "South."

a continent is a large mass of land and there is no part where north and south America are separate its technically one big continent known as America. kinda like how europe and Asia is also considered Eurasia.

[OyCrumbler]

Just to add to that, some languages and organizations use America to refer to both continents.

However, this is an English-language forum on a website about and based in the United States. So America it is.

[jacq63]

New Orleans baby! It just feels like 'somewhere else'.

[Central Illinois 1]

San Francisco
New Orleans
NYC
LA (because of the culture/entertainment thing)