<p>same could be said about american english.</p>
<p>^ Anyone think of Austin Powers "English English"?</p>
<p>Tea kettle!</p>
<p>If you wanna save money and you're travelling alone then you can try staying at youth hostels. They're alot cheaper and although they're not luxurious they are still very comfortable. And you will always meet people of your age there so if u want company for the day you can fix up with someone there.</p>
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3k? us dollar is dirt cheap, i hope youre going to canada and even then canadian money is worth more than the US's (sad i know). youre going to need more than that buddy.
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As of today, the US dollar is worth more than the canadian dollar............................................................by $0.0139 :S</p>
<p>Anyway, according to the nice chart at U.S</a>. Dollar to Canadian Dollar Exchange Rate - Yahoo! Finance , we can see that the US dollar has increase substantially since November 2007, so things are going back up.</p>
<p>Though, quite frankly, I care more about the US to yen exchange rate since a buy a bunch of stuff from japan :S That's slowly going up though also...</p>
<p>Bringing up this random thread …</p>
<p>Do people travel alone? Not to be offensive just wondering. It seems convenient if you have no one else to go with.</p>
<p>Depends a lot on the circumstances & individual involved. S just came back from 6 weeks in Thailand, with a detour to Cambodia to extend his visa. He was alone, tho he had a friend he connected with there. He met several others traveling alone, including young females. Everyone felt safe & seemed to be having a good time. He found expenses in Thailand (including airfare) quite reasonable. This is an ancient (3 year old) thread. Experiences can vary greatly.</p>