depart to 和 depart for 有什么区别？如果难以说明的话，请教我一下例句。

depart to- means you are telling "where" you are going. depart for- it can mean "why" you are leaving. it can also mean "where" but more specifically. you can say: I "depart for" Seoul at 10 p.m. (saying- I "depart to" Seoul at 10 p.m. sounds unnatural)

You depart to another place and depart for a certain reason

why are you "departing for" Seoul? that is the only one I can think of now.

@chaosboy230 thank you

A departure is the act of leaving somewhere. Think about an airport that has departure gates for outgoing passengers and an arrival area for people flying in. Since departing means to leave, a departure is an act of leaving. There are many type of departures, such as when you go to the store or take a flight.

Depart puts emphasis on the place your leaving rather than on your destination. To say "I depart for Seoul", I am explaining why I am leaving/departing. I don't know of a reason to say "depart to". It makes it sound like you are going and coming at the same time. I would stick with "depart for", "depart to" sounds unnatural.

when are you departing to Romania