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what's the difference between "journey" and "travel"?

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"Journey" is a noun. "Travel" is a verb. On my journey to Russia I will travel through Europe. I prefer to travel by train: the journey is more interesting than by air.
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Those two words can have the same meaning. Journey is used as a more exotic or exciting description. "I went on a journey to America" - This seems like you visited America and interesting things happened. "I traveled to America" - This seems like you went on a trip and it was not eventful or exciting.
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You can use both words interchangable
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both words mean the same ..

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