bon voyage in Japanese
bon voyage in Japanese is ご機嫌よう, どうぞご無事で, 道中ご無事で — bon voyage means said to someone setting off on a journey, wishing them a safe and pleasant trip.
bon voyage in Japanese
What does "bon voyage" mean?
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interjection Said to someone setting off on a journey, wishing them a safe and pleasant trip.
"Bon voyage, and send us a photo from the airport."
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noun A farewell of this kind, used before a noun to describe a send-off.
"They threw her a bon voyage party the night before she flew."
bon voyage in a sentence
- Bon voyage, and send us a photo from the airport.
- We waved from the quay and shouted bon voyage.
- They threw her a bon voyage party the night before she flew.
Common Japanese translations
Frequently asked questions
What is "bon voyage" in Japanese?
"bon voyage" in Japanese is ご機嫌よう, どうぞご無事で, 道中ご無事で. bon voyage means: Said to someone setting off on a journey, wishing them a safe and pleasant trip.
How do you pronounce ご機嫌よう?
"bon voyage" in Japanese is ご機嫌よう, pronounced "gokigen'yō".
How do you use "bon voyage" in a sentence?
Example: "Bon voyage, and send us a photo from the airport." In Japanese, "bon voyage" is ご機嫌よう, どうぞご無事で, 道中ご無事で.
Are there other ways to say "bon voyage" in Japanese?
Yes — Japanese has 4 translations listed for "bon voyage": ご機嫌よう, どうぞご無事で, 道中ご無事で, よい旅を.