Sept. 11, 2025
A trip is a fun event where you can step into a new world, enjoy unfamiliar scenery, and try delicious local food. Of course, I like traveling, but recently I’ve started to think that maybe I don’t enjoy it as much as I thought. Although I find my friends’ travel stories interesting, I don’t really feel the urge to go myself.
First, traveling requires packing clothes and other items, researching the destination, and making reservations. That feels like a hassle. Next, I feel anxious about sudden changes in weather or plans, since I’m not very good at handling unexpected problems. Having to deal with them flexibly is stressful for me. Finally, I genuinely enjoy my current daily life, including my work. So when I’m asked whether I’d like to take time off to travel, I honestly hesitate. It’s not that I don’t have any places I’d like to visit, but they’re simply not high on my priority list.
旅行は新しい場所に行って知らない風景を見て、その土地のおいしいものを食べることができる楽しいイベントだ。旅行はもちろん好きだけれど、最近、実はあまり好きじゃないのかもしれないと思うようになってきた。というのは、旅行に行った人の話を聞いて、面白いなと思う反面、自分も行きたいとはあまり思わないと気づいたからだ。まず、パッキングしたり、事前の下調べや予約が面倒だ。次に、急な天気や予定の変更に不安がある。私は急な問題が起こったときの対応が得意ではないので、臨機応変に動かなかければならないのは
プレッシャーなのだ。最後に、私は仕事を含めた今の自分の日常が気に入っているというのがある。仕事を休んでまで旅行に行きたいかと言われると、困ってしまうのだ。行きたい場所がないわけではないけれど、それほど優先順位が高くないというのが本音だ。
Maybe I Don’t Need a Trip? 私に旅行はいらない?
You can word this more clearly by saying: "Maybe I Don't Need to Go on a Trip?"
A trip is a fun event where you can step into a new world, enjoy unfamiliar scenery, and try delicious local food.
You can also say something like "A trip is an exciting/enjoyable opportunity to step into a new world...".
Of course, I like traveling, but recently I’ve started to think that maybe I don’t enjoy it as much as I thought.
Although I find my friends’ travel stories interesting, I don’t really feel the urge to go myself.
First, traveling requires packing clothes and other items, researching the destination, and making reservations.
That feels like a hassle.
Next, I feel anxious about sudden changes in weather or plans, since I’m not very good at handling unexpected problems.
Having to deal with them flexibly is stressful for me.
Finally, I genuinely enjoy my current daily life, including my work.
So when I’m asked whether I’d like to take time off to travel, I honestly hesitate.
It’s not that I don’t have any places I’d like to visit, but they’re simply not high on my priority list.
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Well done! Indeed, being satisfied in your daily life can make traveling seem troublesome!
First of all, traveling requires packing clothes and other items, researching the destination, and making reservations.
There are several words and phrases you could use to convey the same meaning as まず.
1. Firstly
2. First and foremost
I think "First of all" matches the more conversational tone you're using.
Having to deal with them and be flexiblye is stressful for me.
What you had is grammatically correct but I think my correction is more typically used.
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英語は上手ですよ。
Maybe I Don’t Need a Trip? 私に旅行はいらない? Maybe I Don’t Need a Trip? 私に旅行はいらない? You can word this more clearly by saying: "Maybe I Don't Need to Go on a Trip?" |
A trip is a fun event where you can step into a new world, enjoy unfamiliar scenery, and try delicious local food. A trip is a fun event where you can step into a new world, enjoy unfamiliar scenery, and try delicious local food. You can also say something like "A trip is an exciting/enjoyable opportunity to step into a new world...". |
Of course, I like traveling, but recently I’ve started to think that maybe I don’t enjoy it as much as I thought. This sentence has been marked as perfect! |
Although I find my friends’ travel stories interesting, I don’t really feel the urge to go myself. This sentence has been marked as perfect! |
First, traveling requires packing clothes and other items, researching the destination, and making reservations. First of all, traveling requires packing clothes and other items, researching the destination, and making reservations. There are several words and phrases you could use to convey the same meaning as まず. 1. Firstly 2. First and foremost I think "First of all" matches the more conversational tone you're using. This sentence has been marked as perfect! |
That feels like a hassle. This sentence has been marked as perfect! |
Next, I feel anxious about sudden changes in weather or plans, since I’m not very good at handling unexpected problems. This sentence has been marked as perfect! |
Having to deal with them flexibly is stressful for me. Having to deal with them and be flexibl What you had is grammatically correct but I think my correction is more typically used. This sentence has been marked as perfect! |
Finally, I genuinely enjoy my current daily life, including my work. This sentence has been marked as perfect! |
So when I’m asked whether I’d like to take time off to travel, I honestly hesitate. This sentence has been marked as perfect! |
It’s not that I don’t have any places I’d like to visit, but they’re simply not high on my priority list. This sentence has been marked as perfect! |
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