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Traveling alone for Europe. Honestly, I have no idea what I will do there. I can't even imagine. Perhaps I'm not interested in tourism, travelling alone right now. First of all, I need read some guidebooks. Just to let you know, when I got along with someone, I always ask partner where they would like to go the next. It's not negative thinking, I think. Now I know where I want go to. I'd like to go the place where I can feel nature, perhaps. I'm not getting much impressive from artificial structure. At least so far.

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Traveling alone for in/around Europe.

Honestly, I have no idea what I will/would do there. I can't even imagine. Perhaps I'm not interested in tourism, travelling alone right now. First of all, I need to read some guidebooks. Just to let you know, when I got get along with someone, I always ask partner where they/he or she would like to go the next. It's not negative thinking, I think. Now I know where I want to go to. I'd like to go to the a place where I can feel close to nature, perhaps. I'm not getting much impressive from very impressed with artificial structures, at least so far.

 

Good job Yuki.  I know that many native English speakers use "they" as a singular pronoun, but technically it's not correct; you should use "he or she", or re-word the sentence to avoid this situation (e.g. I always ask where we should go next).  良い一日を。  (^_^)

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