What Countries Have You Traveled To?

For me, Republic of Ireland --I was born in Northern Ireland, but lived in the Republic for the majority of my childhood-- England, Scotland, Spain and Portugal.

My family has plans to travel to the United States, France, Germany and Turkey some time in the future. What about you guys? Where have you been?

 

lol i haven't even left my state

 

New Zealand, The United States, France, the UK, UAE, Egypt, and Singapore.

 

Florida, Spain, Las Vegas and Mexico. I've been to Florida a wopping like 6-8 times and been to spain like 5 times. My dad works for a flight company which is why i've been to alot of places.

 

he said countries not states

 

I was like, "oh cool"

Then I was like "wait a minute Las Vegas and Florida aren't countries"

 

Yes, obviously but they are both quite different places and wanted to be abit more specific than "US"

when I was writing it I knew somone would say something about it xD just thought meh i'll leave it.

 

I've gone to the U.K. , Spain, Brazil, Germany, France, Canada, Japan, South Korea & the U.S. where I was born and raised (But I was born and lived in Puerto Rico for ten years. Which is only a U.S. Territory.)

 

What was Brazil like?

 

I can't remember for shit all I did was get drunk and almost drown in a pool. All I can remember is that from one city to the next the language would change inbetween English and Portuguese. Oh also people there are very nice if your a tourist who doesn't speak their language and someone actually translated for me.

 

Yeah, the Portuguese people are really nice too.

 

canada, from the usa
and the usa is large enough to specify unique location
new mexico is degrees different from new york city, for example
worth the clarification, i say

 

U.S. And the Bahamas....I don't go out of country a lot.

 

Born in US. Been to Belize, Mexico, Cayman Islands, and Honduras. Cruises are awesome

 

Born in Jap.
Been to NYC three times.
Iunno why, but I've always wanted to go somewhere in Australia, but then again they have fuckin' hell beasts that kill for sport. So I think I can pass that up.

 

Its not so much like that, and the country is too big to move from place to place to experience something definitively 'different.' Don't be jealous, we don't really have majorly disparate 'cultures' defined by location. Just some basic ideological differences and some language quips. The best place to see different cultures in a small area in the USA is New York City, in my experience, and other cities follow suit to a lesser degree. You have to go pretty far and into weird places of the USA to see legitimately identifiable alternate cultures.

 

England and Northern Ireland feel the same to me.