Please, check my text. I'm preparing to conversation about travelling. These are my questions. Please check and correct them. And if possible, give me a more natural way of saying that and more definite words please. 1. Do you like to travel? 2. I'm not a specialist in travelling. Could you tell me some nuances? 3. What place or country do you like best of all? Why? 4. What is the main reason (or purpose?) of your voyages? 5. Do you prefer to travel with travel agency or to organize it by yourself? 6. Have you ever had any problems in any countries? I mean some unusual rools or laws, for example as you can't bring a gum to Singapore. 7. Have you ever got a visa for another country by yourself? Was it difficult? 8. Where do you usually look for tickets for airplane? 9. Could you recommend any sites or companies? 10. Do you prefer to book a hotel or something else (I mean an apartment or a hostel for example) ? Why? Thank you for your help!

Controllare e correggere per favore Non so che posso dire io. Scusa, scusa... penso che posso dire molti cose, ma forse questo è nonsense

Please, check my dialog. Ru: Hello! My name is Albina. I'm from Moscow, Russia. What is your name? En: My name is Mary. Ru: Nice to meet you, Mary. Where are you from? En: I'm from Derry, Northern Ireland, but now I live in Australia. Have you ever been to Australia? Ru: Unfortunately I have never been neither to Ireland nor Australia. Do you like travelling? En: Yes, I do. I prefer to travel for scuba diving. And you? Ru: You must be joking! I'm a diver too! En: What a coincidence! How long blu-blu-blu? ( How do native speakers really describe a very quick speech and ununderstandable pronunciation?) Ru: Sorry? Could you speak slowly please. My English isn't good yet. En: Oh, I'm sorry))) How long have you been diving? Ru: I've been diving for about ten years. En: By the way, I'm going to Egypt for diving-safari this September with a group from Ireland. Would you like to join us? We have a couple of available rooms Ru: Thank you! With my pleasure! But I have to go now. Can I have your phone number or other contacts? En: Yes, here you are. Let's meet tomorrow at 5 p.m. in this cafe. We need to discuss details. Ru: At 5p.m.? Ok, it suits me well. See you tomorrow. En: See you!

Please, check my dialog. Hello! This is example for my dialog: I'd like to get acquaintance and discuss our trip. Please let me know how to say it in more natural way. - Hello! My name is Albina. I'm from Moscow, Russia. What is your name? - Nice to meet you, Mary (for example). Where are you from? - Have you ever travelled with "YYY"? - Sorry? Could you speak slowly please. My English isn't good yet. - Were you enjoyed your last trip? - Me too. I travel with "YYY" every year since 2008 (Two thousands eighth). I prefer this company because they are very friendly and responsable. They also can change the route for our pleasure. - What place have you planned to visit tomorrow? At what time? - Can we move it up? It's a very interesting place, we would like to have more time for overlooking. -Thank you, I appreciated it. See you tomorrow