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शुभ यात्रा

शभ यतर

Happy journey

意味

Wishing someone a safe and happy trip.

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文化的背景

Travel is often preceded by giving 'Sagun'—usually curd (dahi) or a boiled egg—to ensure the journey is 'Shubha' (auspicious). Many Nepalis will visit a temple or say a small prayer to Lord Ganesha (the remover of obstacles) before starting a long 'Yatra'. In trekking regions, 'Shubha Yatra' is often accompanied by the offering of a 'Khada' (ceremonial silk scarf) to the traveler. On social media, 'Shubha Yatra' is often abbreviated or combined with English, but the sentiment remains deeply traditional.

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Add 'Hai'

Adding 'hai' at the end (Shubha Yatra hai!) makes it sound much more natural and friendly in casual conversation.

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Don't say it to arrivals

If you say it to someone who just arrived, they might think you want them to leave immediately!

意味

Wishing someone a safe and happy trip.

💡

Add 'Hai'

Adding 'hai' at the end (Shubha Yatra hai!) makes it sound much more natural and friendly in casual conversation.

⚠️

Don't say it to arrivals

If you say it to someone who just arrived, they might think you want them to leave immediately!

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The 'Hos' addition

Use 'Shubha Yatra hos' when speaking to elders or in formal emails to sound highly educated and respectful.

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Body Language

A slight nod or a 'Namaste' gesture while saying 'Shubha Yatra' adds a lot of sincerity to the wish.

自分をテスト

Choose the correct phrase to say to a friend who is getting on a bus to Pokhara.

तपाईंको साथी बस चढ्दै छ। तपाईं के भन्नुहुन्छ?

✓ 正解! ✗ おしい! 正解: शुभ यात्रा

'Shubha Yatra' is the correct way to wish someone a safe journey.

Complete the formal wish for a safe journey.

तपाईंको यात्रा शुभ _______।

✓ 正解! ✗ おしい! 正解: रहोस्

'Rahos' is the optative form used for wishes (May it be).

Match the phrase to the correct situation.

Situation: Someone is leaving for a new job in a different city.

✓ 正解! ✗ おしい! 正解: शुभ यात्रा

Even for a career 'journey,' Shubha Yatra is appropriate.

Fill in the missing part of the dialogue.

राम: म भोलि अमेरिका जाँदैछु। सीता: ओहो! _________!

✓ 正解! ✗ おしい! 正解: शुभ यात्रा

While 'Badhai cha' (Congratulations) is also possible, 'Shubha Yatra' is the standard travel wish.

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ビジュアル学習ツール

The 'Shubha' Family

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Greetings

  • Shubha Prabhat (Morning)
  • Shubha Ratri (Night)
  • Shubha Din (Day)
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Events

  • Shubha Bibaha (Wedding)
  • Shubha Janmotsav (Birthday)

練習問題バンク

4 問題
Choose the correct phrase to say to a friend who is getting on a bus to Pokhara. Choose A1

तपाईंको साथी बस चढ्दै छ। तपाईं के भन्नुहुन्छ?

✓ 正解! ✗ おしい! 正解: शुभ यात्रा

'Shubha Yatra' is the correct way to wish someone a safe journey.

Complete the formal wish for a safe journey. Fill Blank A2

तपाईंको यात्रा शुभ _______।

✓ 正解! ✗ おしい! 正解: रहोस्

'Rahos' is the optative form used for wishes (May it be).

Match the phrase to the correct situation. situation_matching A1

Situation: Someone is leaving for a new job in a different city.

✓ 正解! ✗ おしい! 正解: शुभ यात्रा

Even for a career 'journey,' Shubha Yatra is appropriate.

Fill in the missing part of the dialogue. dialogue_completion A1

राम: म भोलि अमेरिका जाँदैछु। सीता: ओहो! _________!

✓ 正解! ✗ おしい! 正解: शुभ यात्रा

While 'Badhai cha' (Congratulations) is also possible, 'Shubha Yatra' is the standard travel wish.

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よくある質問

10 問

Usually no. It's reserved for trips that feel like a 'journey'—going to another city, a long hike, or a flight. For a 5-minute walk, it's too formal.

Yes, it's very common to end an email to a colleague who is going on leave with 'तपाईंको यात्रा शुभ रहोस्' (May your journey be auspicious).

'Shubha Yatra' is more formal and 'blessing-like,' while 'Ramro sanga janu' is more casual and literally means 'Go well.'

No, 'Shubha Yatra' stays the same for one person or a hundred people.

In cities, people will understand you, but 'Shubha Yatra' is much more appreciated and shows you are learning the language.

Only if their work involves a long trip. If they are just going to the office down the street, 'Shubha Din' (Good day) is better.

It has religious roots (Sanskrit/Hindu), but today it is used by everyone in Nepal regardless of religion as a standard polite phrase.

Simply say 'Dhanyabaad' (Thank you).

Yes, it is perfectly appropriate for metaphorical or spiritual journeys.

Yes, try to add a little puff of air. If you say 'Suba,' it sounds like you're saying 'morning' (Subha) in Hindi, which is slightly different.

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