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We can simply say "we are moving". This is natural and does not need more information. If you are moving to another town, you can say "we are moving away". This means you are moving a certain distance away from where you once lived.

If you change the place where you stay we say you have "relocated". For example you stay in Japan and you move to America, we say you have relocated to America. However if you are still in Japan and you move to a new house we say you have changed houses/moved. Example sentences 1. Tracy has relocated to America. 2. Tracy moved into a new house last month.

The usual term for taking your possessions and family from one permanent location to another is 'moving house,' or 'moving home.' However, a more detached view could be that you are simply address. If a business is setting up its centre of operations in another geographical area, the usual adjective to describe that is 'relocating.' 'The company is relocating to London next year.'

"Change of address" (This can be used for either a move from one house to another in the same town or if you are moving across the country.) "I will be changing my address next week." "Did I hear that you will be changing your address?" "Change of Scenery"(You can use this when you want to live somewhere that has different things to see and do. "I have lived here a long time and think I want a change of scenery." "We think it is time for a change of scenery." "I moved to Kyoto from Tokyo for a change of scenery." "Moving" (This word can be used for a move to a different location, or if you are moving abroad.) "We are moving out of state this week." "Are you moving soon?" "I am moving abroad in June."

They say that "moving house" is the second most stressfull thing we experience (a death in the family being first!) We aslo refer to this as relocating or simply "moving" as ..."in I am moving to another town soon!" in this case the simple phrase moving house is warranted;-D "I am moving house early next week and relocating to Kyoto, for my work!"

I'm moving home/house is used frequently in English to describe the process of vacating one home and moving into another. If a person was to leave the home occupied by more than one person such as a young person moving out of the family home or a person leaving a flat share arrangement, they would say “I am moving out”. If a person was to move from one area to another, for example for work purposes, they would say "I am relocating".

examples "i am so excited, i am moving soon ". or "i am moving house ". or "i am moving to a new house " if you are moving away to another country you would say "i am emigrating".

To 'move house' is to pack up all your belongings and move into another building in a different location. You can say house even if you are just moving apartments.