"Are you enjoying your trip?" = "Gefällt dir die Reise?" (informal, singular)
"Are you enjoying your trip?" = "Gefällt dir der Ausflug?" (informal, singular)
"Are you enjoying your trip?" = "Gefällt euch die Reise?" (informal, plural)
"Are you enjoying your trip?" = "Gefällt euch der Ausflug?" (informal, plural)
"Are you enjoying your trip?" = "Gefällt Ihnen die Reise?" (formal)
"Are you enjoying your trip?" = "Gefällt Ihnen der Ausflug?" (formal)
Ausflug nach Deutschland- trip to Germany
Gute Reise!
Hin-und Rückfahrt
genießen Sie Ihren Besuch in Texas is the translation in German. It is translated from English to German. German is mostly spoken in the European countries.
'Unser Ausflug' or, if you're talking about a journey rather than a trip, 'Unsere Reise'.
bon voyage, good trip, good journey. as in 'have a good trip'
Je suis heureux de savoir que vous appréciez votre voyage.
what would you say after you accidentally trip while entering a café in rome causing a waiter to spill water on a costumer
trip is die Reise in German (as in I took a trip) or die Fahrt (as in I took a trip across town)
You can say "I hope you are enjoying the summer!" or "Hope you are having a great summer!"
'enjoying life' - ' vayelel kyanqy'
The German word (die) Reise in English means journey, trip or travel.