No, "bon voyage" is not an Italian word; it is a French phrase that means "have a good trip." It is commonly used in various languages, including English, to wish someone safe travels. In Italian, a similar expression would be "buon viaggio."
Bon voyage = Suva Yatra!
It's French for "good trip". "Bon" is French for good and "voyage" means a trip.
Bien viaje.
Direct translation of the words "Bon voyage" in French mean "Good voyage" in English. Someone is hoping for you to have a good trip or future.
Direct translation of the words "Bon voyage" in French mean "Good voyage" in English. Someone is hoping for you to have a good trip or future.
Bon Voyage
Bon voyage would be close enough.
Bon voyage is the correct one
"bon voyage" means "farewell"
voyage is journey and i think sur is safe soo.. un voyage sur
It is French for have a good journey, it is from France.
Buon viaggio! is a literal Italian equivalent of the French phrase Bon voyage! The two travel wishes in question translate literally as "Good trip!" and loosely as "Enjoy your trip!" or "Have a good trip!" The respective pronunciations will be "bwon VYAD-djo" in Italian and "bo vwa-yazh" in French.