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Hi!
In English, when talking about where I would like to travel in the future, I said that 'Next year, I want to travel to Spain by myself

Now, I thought that based on based on the fact that it is a conditional, it would look as the following:
El año proximo, querría viajar a España sola
although I was unsure because I thought that after the word proximo, the following word would be 'quiero' so it would say 'quiero viajar'... I was wondering, which one is correct? And if both sentences are incorrect, what is the correct way of saying it?

Thanks, ThatAhmad.

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updated Jan 4, 2015
posted by thatahmad
I don't think it is a conditional sentence. - ian-hill, Jan 4, 2015
Just cut out one ' r'. You're wanting the present/immediate future. - annierats, Jan 4, 2015

2 Answers

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Well, in this context I would use "quisiera" or "me gustaría".

updated Jan 4, 2015
posted by jphip
Since it is a wish or desire/ you would like to do something in the future. However, you could use "quiero" if you are simply trying to say that you want to travel. - jphip, Jan 4, 2015
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I want to........

El próximo año (or el año que viene) quiero viajar a España solo (or sola if you are female)

I would like to...........

El próximo año (or el año que viene) me gustaría viajar a España solo (or sola if you are female)

updated Jan 4, 2015
edited by billygoat
posted by billygoat