Country, City, Town, Village - Learn English Vocabulary

In this video, learn the difference between "Country, City, Town, Village".

These can be confusing English words, because they all relate to where people live, and they all talk about geographical boundaries.

A country is a place where people live that has a geographical boundary. Countries also have their own language, Government, laws, currency, army, etc.

Within a country, you'll have other places where people live called: "city, town or village".

Here the difference is about the size.

"Village" is the smallest area, and generally quite rural. "Towns" are mid-sized and generally closer in proximity to cities. And "Cities" are the largest and most important economically.

By the end of the video, you'll feel confident using "Country, City, Town, Village".

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[Ari]

Hi Jennifer! I live in the South-West of Finland, in the city of Turku (about 200 000 inhabitants). We have a beautiful, picture-perfect archipelago very near. It really takes my breath away! There are hundreds of islands. As an area, Finland is one of the largest countries in Europe, but it is sparsely populated, only about 5, 5 million people live in Finland in total. So we have plenty of space to roam around, like you there in Canada!

[prabhanijayamalika]

Thank you so much teacher..
My country is Sri Lanka.
I live in Polonnaruwa town.

[zenaljj]

Great lesson with this new word the rural areas . Thanks a lot

[aparecidoferreiravais]

Hi Jennifer I live in Brazil my town is Birigui
You live in the city or in a town
Thank you so much my beautiful teacher l hope you have a great weekend 😉🇧🇷 stay home and healthy

[dawaiahmed]

I live in small remote village far away from the town.we depend on three shops for buying our basic daily needs, but for big stuff we go to the town to get them.we have many animals such as cows, goats, sheep and even camels. We have two intermediate schools one for boys and another for girls, we haven't secondary school, but we send our children when they reach secondary school to the town.
Thank you very much teacher Jennifer.

[fabiodiasdesousa]

Hi Jennifer!! I live in a huge country in South America: Brazil! And I was raised in a town in the southern part of the state of São Paulo: Sete Barras! It' s a wonderful town to live, If you expect to have a quiet and healthy life near nature and far from those crowdy cities! I really love it!

[พันธุ์ศักดิ์ศิริเลิศ]

Thank you. I live in Wiangsa town that is far from Nan city about 20 miles. Nan city is in the northern part of my country, Thailand. Wiangsa town is small and quite silent but there are food shops in the high street. There are six gas stations, five clothes shops and some roadside stands. My village is called Wiangsa village where there are four lanes of the road towards Nan city.

[jennykryu]

Thank you so much for such a clear explanation 🙏

[anasbelkrimimohamad_--]

The village..! And the city.!
He was in. Morocco!.., When I was young... the difference between the village and the city... in1990
But now this is a few. Since the year2002
- Food and water are like the city..
But! It is in the northern regions where the Atlas Mountains are, yes, the village is the same as before.
Electricity !! Life is not the village. as you know.,
in the old past. With memories..
-Thank you very much for studying english vocabulary.
Learn the language and its vocabulary..,

[fernandoguizagamboa]

HI Jennifer, thanks for this new lesson, my country is Colombia it have three mountain chain therefore we have variety of climates, actuality I live in Bogotá that the capital city, I born in a town its name is Vélez there make the bests snacks, my grandparents are from Landázuri is a village north of Vélez town.

[VidadiAzizov]

Thank you very much for your help. You are a good teacher and I am happy to watch this vidio

[sergeipetrov]

Hello Jennifer! Great to see you! Thanks a lot for the lesson! It was such informative. I like the definitions of the objects. As for me, I live in Moscow, Russia. Moscow is a big city and comfortable for life. If you have enough money, you can find many things, entertainment, or services here. At least, it was so before the pandemic. Also, to be fair, if I had been rich, I would have liked to live somewhere like in Switzerland. A house, which located in the mountains near blue lakes. To see nature and fat cows grazing calmly on the green pastures. To listen to silence. And, of course, high-speed internet to watch your channel!

[nacciomart]

Hi Jennifer!! All your lessons are always interesting and this one is not a exception. I live in a town in the US. But luckily I have a lot of services just around the corner. Services like shopping centers, movie teathers, hospitals, restaurants, etc. Perhaps is because I live 15 minutes from a really big city.

[daratoto]

Thanks you Teacher love you I live in Cambodia County

[avinashnarsigadoo]

Hello Jennifer, l really like this video.
Well l live in a Town like you said there's no Cinema and shopping malls but we have a few restaurants not that much. And when we go in city we arrive in 15 or 30 minutes, we go there every time we have to do our shopping we have more cities we one city we go there in a occasion like New year.
I'm really happy to share something with

[sakissouliotis]

I live in a city here in Greece Mrs Jennifer!!Our population is around 100, 000 people!

[Enamulhaquemallikenamulhaquema]

Thank you, madam.I have watched the vidio from Bangladesh. ❤

[gonzalopuca]

Hello teacher jennifer

I live in Argentina, in florencio Varela in a town close to the city
Good lesson
Thanks a lot

[marquesjo]

My country is Timor Leste, it is closed to Darwin Australia. I am from a village but I have been staying in city since 1999. Our city is Dili, thanks

[hazratsekh]

Hi Jennifer, I live in a small village in India.