UK: The Prince and Princess of Wales visit Roca, a non-profit organisation for at-risk young people in the city of Chels

The transcript discusses the geographical elevation of the West compared to another region and mentions the presence of an airport, highlighting key geographical and infrastructural points.

What does the phrase 'the West higher than you' imply about geographical elevation?

In what ways can geographical references influence conversations about travel?

• They provide context

• They can create misunderstandings

• They are always necessary

• They have no impact

What could be inferred about the relationship between the speakers based on their dialogue?

What significance does the mention of 'the airport' have in the context of the conversation?

• It indicates a travel destination

• It refers to a specific event

• It is irrelevant to the discussion

• It suggests a point of departure

How might the phrase 'Yeah, yeah, we got the airport' reflect the speaker's attitude?