"毎年アメリカへりょこうに行きます。"

Translation: I travel to the US every year.

[Swisidniak]

We always used りょうこうします for the verb "to travel". Why is 行きます used here and how is it different? I get travel is the noun that you are doing. But in this sentence it's marked more like a location you go to in america which seems...off??

[CaueJ.]

Based on JoshuaDay3's answer, I guess りょこう is being used here as a noun and the に gives the meaning of something like "on a trip", so it kinda makes sense to use りょこうに行きます to mean "I go on a trip".

I don't really know if this is correct, but this is what I could comprehend.

[Janina15988]

I go to America on vacation every year. It's correct. Travel has no meaning of りょこう.

[JoshuaDay3]

Sure it does: http://jisho.org/word/旅行

Translated more literally in typically Japanese reverse order:
行きます : I go
りょこうに : on a trip
アメリカへ : to America (or the US as Duo insists on calling it)
毎年 : every year.

[Nadiyah501201]

Can we talk about the way "year" is pronounced in this? Is it "to shi"?

[rhys.whit]

yep! とし。it's the kun'yomi reading of 年, the reading it takes when it's on its own instead of connected to other kanji.

[Kei06182005]

Yes it is

[chin1231]

Every year i travel to us

[Steven986698]

Doesn't like:
I go to the us every year
I go on a journey to the us every year
I go travelling to the us every year
I go on safari to the us every year

[JABayer]

USA or 'the US' is the same. Please change it

[Emna456902]

Why is" I travel every year to the US "wrong?

[rhaphazard]

It should be right. Report it.

[Fidessa]

Wow is it me or is the last part of this sentence very difficult to hear.

[Fidessa]

Hmm just listened another ten times and I have to admit that it gets better...

[Rafa279213]

Why is "to the USA" wrong?

[KanKanMikan]

damn you are rich af