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ryokou

旅りょ行こうryokou

travel, traveling, trip, tour

ryokou

From Lesson 244:Verb + の + like/dislike·Japanese

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Breakdown of ryokou

If you want to go, you must step through one street. If you can't choose one, you won't be going anywhere.

If you're going on a trip and you don't know the direction, don't forget to bring your gun and your clothes.

Usages of ryokou

旅りょ行こうするryokousuru

趣しゅ味み　は　ハイキング　だったり、　旅りょ行こう　だったり　です。syumi ha haikingu dattari, ryokou dattari desu.

(My) hobbies are (things like) hiking and traveling.

旅りょ行こう　で　美び人じん　に　出で会あった。ryokou de bizin ni deatta.

I met a beautiful woman on the trip.

旅りょ行こう　後あと、　長ながい　シャワー　を　浴あびました。ryokou ato, nagai syawaa wo abimasita.

After the trip, (she) took a long shower.

家か族ぞく旅りょ行こうkazokuryokou

海かい外がい旅りょ行こうkaigairyokou

overseas trip; travel abroad

旅りょ行こう中ちゅう　に　たくさん　の　写しゃ真しん　を　撮とりました。ryokoutyuu ni takusan no syasin wo torimasita.

I took a lot of photos during the trip.

この　旅りょ行こう　は　バス　に　する。kono ryokou ha basu ni suru.

I've decided to take the bus for this trip.

私わたし　は　旅りょ行こう　の　計けい画かく　が　あります。watasi ha ryokou no keikaku ga arimasu.

I have a travel plan.

旅りょこう行　の　思おもい出で　を　日にっ記き　に　書かきました。ryokou no omoide wo nikki ni kakimasita.

I wrote my travel memories in my diary.

急きゅう　に　旅りょ行こう　の　計けい画かく　が　変かわりました。kyuu ni ryokou no keikaku ga kawarimasita.

The travel plans unexpectedly changed.

旅りょ行こう　の　間あいだ、　写しゃ真しん　を　たくさん　撮とりました。ryokou no aida, syasin wo takusan torimasita.

I took many photos during the trip.

彼かの女じょ　の　一いち番ばん　の　楽たのしみ　は、　旅りょ行こう　です。kanozyo no itiban no tanosimi ha, ryokou desu.

Her greatest enjoyment is traveling.

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