'I am fancy in traveling'.

Here's a tip: 'fancy' is a stative verb, so we use it to describe mental states. It's similar to the verb 'like'. Other examples of stative verbs would be 'believe' and 'hate' (there are many more).

When using stative verbs, you can get rid of 'to be' so your sentence would be

'I fancy...[travelling abroad for a year] / [studying abroad so I can travel]'. You're describing a desire for something.

Be careful with fancy, in the UK if you use it to refer to a person it means you like them 'in that way' 哈哈

First notebook entry: Introducing myself

I am studying Enlish English(,) because I want to study abroad(,). I am fancy in like traveling (.)And and I don't want have a language barrier when I am traveling in other another country. Chinese is my native language (,) and obviously I living live in China. I am fancy in like travelling (,) and I would like to make friends from all over the word (,). Reading and cooking is are also my cups of tea. If you share the same intersting interests with me, we can make become friends (,) but even if you don't, it won't hurt to be my friend either.

Very good!