ヨーロッパのとこかに行きたいって英語でなんて言うの？

When talking about going somehwere as well as to say 'go' you can also use the term to 'visit' if you are unsure of where you wan to go then you can simply say 'somwhere in Europe' or simply 'Europe' if you know the place you want to go then you would mention the city

When you use the phrase "would like" it means that you are interested in doing something but you are not sure if you will be able to do so. I hope that this helps :)

In the UK, if we really want something, we tend to discard the word 'want' and substitute it with a more extreme adjective or phrase. We all want a lot of things and if our feelings only extend to 'wanting' something, then they are probably not worth mentioning.

Moreover is the case that one would say they "would like" to visit Europe. Therefore, for example, I would like to visit Europe. Would like expresses a desire or wish rather than a need or requirement.

We can use the above sentences to explain that we would like to visit somewhere in England. Europe is a great travel destination, there are many landmarks one can go visit and some great food to try out! Somewhere: a place

The words one chooses to express this desire depends on how great an ambition it is to travel to Europe. For example, “I would like to go to Europe someday” suggests that a person wants to go but may not be able to do so. However, “I would love to visit Europe” suggests that there is a really strong urge to go. Or, “I simply must visit Europe” would indicate a strong ambition.