Travel, Trip and Journey: Learn English with Simple English videos - ESL

The words travel, trip and journey have similar meanings, which can be confusing. In this ESL / EFL video you'll learn their different meanings along with the English grammar information you need to get these English words right.

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[mollietai]

1) I am going to travel to the US next month .
2) That will be my first trip abroad .
3) It is a long journey .
4) Bon Voyage !

[Marco-Mattos]

Thank you both one more time, I Learned a little more about that three words: Travel, Trip and Journey, Awesone! Interesting!
in Portuguese we have this difference too: " Viajar" " Viagem" and "Jornada".
Examples: "Eu viajo todos os dias de ônibus"
"Foi uma Viagem cansativa"
"Será uma longa Jornada" 😁

[melissasitumorang]

Thank you for this wonderful video. It's helpful. I love the way you teach, make me easy to understand. Thank you.

[causilvestrini]

Great video! I never knew which word to use when -now I know! 😘

[steffis]

Oh wow! I knew a few things you've mentioned in your video, but your clear defintions really make the differences between those word much clearer! ♥ Especially the difference between "trip" and "journey" in conversations. Up until now I often seem to have muddled those two up and used them like synonyms!!!! o///o

I looove travelling! My next trip will lead me to London and surroundings again for the fifth time already. This city is in my heart. ♥
And even it will be a long journey - someday I'll travel around Japan!

[hairpolice]

Thanks a lot for the video! It’s awesome!

[evanboncolmo]

Such a very informative video. Travel. Trip. Journey.

[TALKSchools]

Well explained - the different meanings of these three similar words.

[belloube]

As always, you are awesome! Very nice tips!

This channel is amazing! Thanks for this beautiful video <3

[mannguyenngoc]

Thank for your chanel. It makes me happy and satisfying.

[naturesounds]

Your videos are really helpful ! I hope my English will be getting better. :) Have a wonderful day ! :)

[Theyoutuberpolyglot]

Vicky does the word trip means slip when this word works as a verb? Stumble or fall over

[emirhancelebi]

Well, we can't use travel in singular form because it has a general meaning as a noun, and we can use it in plural although it's an uncountable noun? How is that possible? Can we say
"How were your travels? or
"Where did you go on your travels" or
"How was your business travel?

[claudiotoffoli]

I have a question for you: Graham Greene wrote a successful novel, ‘Travels with my Aunt’. What if he’d written ‘Trips with my Aunt’ or even ‘Journeys with my Aunt’ instead? Would there be any difference?

[SaadAltuilaai]

Perfect! so is a flight one type of travel?

[IbraCalibra]

I liked your way of teaching very much, I went through your channel from Rachel English`s channel, but I wish if you could attached English subtitle to your explanation in case of downloading your amazing videos. Great thanks from Egypt.

[Igor-feom]

i loved this chanel, im from beazil, thank you people!

[tsetse]

Humm..., I think it's still tricky for me with journey and trip —sniffles.

So, if I understood it well, journey is about the pleasant/unpleasant of the trip for whatever reason while you were on the train/plane/boat/car, and trip is about "ok, you went there, stayed for a while and came back, so how was that?, what happened, what did you learn/do/achieve/etc?".

And, then there's a "journey across the Sahara", for instance —but not a "trip across the Sahara?

Could we say "I went on a trip to Sahara"?

[hanhbuivan]

sorry, can you give more detail with examples to explain " trip", " journey" and " travel" please?, i don't understand yet.