Omniglot forum • View topic - Have you ever traveled to another country?

formiko · Joined:Sun 19 Apr 2009 8:31 am Posts:404 Location: Angola

linguoboy wrote:

Given that, the good food, excellent beer, beautiful art, and stunning architecture are all, as we say, just gravy.

Wow, you sold me on the Czech Republic..where is my Pimsleur Czech course......

linguoboy · Joined:Sun 19 Apr 2009 9:02 am Posts:1001

formiko wrote:

Wow, you sold me on the Czech Republic..where is my Pimsleur Czech course......

You won't need it! Another point in its favour.

Sobekhotep · **Posted:** Sun 09 Aug 2009 6:32 am

formiko wrote:

where is my Pimsleur Czech course......

There are better ways to learn than that.

Aigars · Joined:Sun 28 Jun 2009 2:09 pm Posts:24 Location: Denmark

Sobekhotep wrote:

Including Abkhazia & South Ossetia?

No.. But we saw several signs of an upcoming war.. Trains loaded with Georgian artillery, helicopters over Tbilisi at nighttime, even Russian military check points disguised as UN forces.. (That was at least what Amiran, our guide told.. )

Sobekhotep · **Posted:** Wed 12 Aug 2009 1:09 am

Aigars wrote:

even Russian military check points disguised as UN forces.. (That was at least what Amiran, our guide told.. )

Those sneaky Russians! :twisted:

hilardelgado · Joined:Wed 12 Aug 2009 4:20 pm Posts:4

I am from Flanders, Belgium. My family moved to China when I was about two years old (work of my parents). We moved back to Belgium when I was 12. I have been living in Hildesheim, Germany for more than a year (studies).

We've always travelled a lot. I have already been to:

EUROPE: Belgium, the Netherlands, Denmark, Sweden, Finland, Estonia, Russia, Germany, Poland, Luxemburg, Austra, Switzerland, France, Spain, Portugal, Italy, Malta, United Kingdom, Ireland, Czech Republic, Hungary, Greece.

ASIA: Turkey, Israel, Syria, Jordan, India, Sri Lanka, Maledives, Thailand, Laos, Vietnam, Cambodya, Myanmar, Japan, China

AFRICA: Morocco, Egypt

AMERICA: United States, Mexico, Guatemala, Belize, Honduras, Costa Rica, El Salvador and Nicaragua.

Cthulhu · Joined:Tue 11 Aug 2009 8:16 pm Posts:72

Thanks to my parents being professors I have been to many countries, I lived in the 10th arrondissement in Paris for about a year as a young child and learned to speak French to near fluency but unfortunately I never learned how to write in it, now I am a fairly fluent speaker but very very poor at spelling and particularly grammar. I have also been to Amsterdam for a total of 4 weeks London for about a month and Edinburgh for about 4 months. Budapest for a week, Shanghai for two weeks, Beijing for a week and Xi'an for two weeks. Sydney for a month, Cristchurch, NZ for a month and Dunedin, NZ for a few days, and Canberra for a few days. Kobenhavn for 4 weeks and Malmo for 3, and finally, I will be an exchange student in Kazan for three months this summer. It should be great!

tl;dr- Scotland, England, Hungary, China, New Zealand, Australia, Canada, Russia, France

, Denmark, Sweden and The Netherlands.

Oh, and of course, my home country the good ol' US of A

Babbler · **Posted:** Thu 18 Mar 2010 2:31 am

Sort of. I've gone over the border to Plattsburgh as a kid, if that counts.

Smart · Joined:Tue 11 Aug 2009 12:52 pm Posts:15

Yes I have been to Mexico and the Bahamas.

I loved Cabo San Lucas.