No. 8,922 in Spanish

travel

The Spanish word for "travel" is "viajar," meaning to go from one place to another, typically over a distance.

In a sentence

Viajo a España cada verano para disfrutar del clima.
I travel to Spain every summer to enjoy the weather.
Here, 'viajo' highlights the personal act of traveling, emphasizing an individual's experience with a given destination periodically.
El viaje a las montañas fue agotador pero muy gratificante.
The travel to the mountains was exhausting but very rewarding.
'El viaje' refers to the noun form of travel, indicating the trip itself as the object of discussion and its attributes.
Nosotros debemos viajar más para aprender sobre nuevas culturas.
We should travel more to learn about new cultures.
Here, 'viajar' is used to express a general and aspirational action of traveling, encouraging broader experiences linked to cultural enrichment.

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