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Originally Posted by hatsuto11
Only a note, as I know, や is used for an incomplete list of conjuncts, so it means sth like 'etc....' so i don't think that your sentences may be wrong in any case, but their meaning is different from using 'と' for example. I mean, it can be understood that you went to France, Germany and other places.... You ate beef, chicken among other things..... Therefore, no one can consider them wrong, unless you use them in a spefific context improperly, when the meaning is COMPLETE.
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Thanks. I was looking at these sentences, and I thought so too, and it would make more sense if I used と. Although I was testing out my new knowledge of the や function. I'm glad I nailed it enough, but I understand it would really make more sense in context.