Fragen über die Beispielsätze mit, und die Definition und Benutzung von "Sights"

A: you were focusing on someone

A: Just 'vistas'.

A: Sights means viewing or like to see so much in one area.

As an example, you are traveling North America, you have seen many sights such as the Alamo in Texas, the Statue of Liberty, the California missions.

A: Different places that you can look at
For example sightseeing

A: Take in the sights is a sentence on its own and is considered an idiom.

A: I went to London to take in the sights.
I wanted to go to New York to go shopping and take in the sights.

I associate ‘take in the sights’ with visiting a place/location to look around and take in what’s there— such as when going on holiday and visiting towns.

A:
Sure! :D

"Do you want to go see the sights at Niagara Falls?" is practially the same as
"Do you want to go sightseeing at Niagara falls?"

A: If you are talking about the place, use “site”. If you are talking about the viewing experience, you can say “sights”. Typically it would be “historical sites”.

A: Nothing. Different ways to say the same thing.

A: No difference in practise.

A: there isn't a big difference, you may hear tourist sight or tourist location equally. There are building "construction sights" where everyone wears a hard hat but not construction locations. Or archeological sights - where a dig is happening in a boarded area but not archeological locations.

A: B) not have

A: Schaue nach der Frage, um die Antwort zu sehen

A: × There are sights as museum, art galleries, water park
✓ There are sights such as a museum, art galleries, and a water park

This is now OK grammatically although I would call a water park an "attraction" not a sight, and similarly a museum though if it were an attractive building it could be called a sight.

A: It sounds natural in this context. I think sweeping views is plural because it has the sense of needing to look around to take in all the views. In the singular “the view” is what you can see in front of you.

You could say “the hotel room has amazing views from the panorama windows” for example - the suggestion being that you would have to move or look around to take it all in.

A: You could say "visiting" or even "seeing" or probably "experiencing" would work. But I'd use visiting.

A: I think it is important to study abroad.
Because we can learn something about their culture, make friends and appreciate their nature.
And I can be a independent person as well. and because of that I can learn how important the communication is.
But if I lost my confident to communicate with others, I can't learn what communication is.
So, I need to study more about how to communicate in English to keep my confidence.
Studying abroad is more convenient and enjoyable when I have a confident and believe in my self to communicate.

I think that's what you what to say.!

A: 「Raise my sights.」いいですよ。

「Aim high」もですね。