意味
Traveling towards a destination
文化的背景
Norwegians use 'På vei' as a polite way to say they have started moving, even if they are just out the door. It is a vital phrase for maintaining social harmony when late. In professional settings, 'Varene er på vei' is a standard confirmation for shipping. It implies the process is irreversible and the items are in transit. When hiking, 'på vei' is used to confirm you haven't gotten lost on the trail. 'Vi er på rett vei' (We are on the right path) is a common phrase on the mountain. Parents often use this phrase to tell children that dinner or a treat is coming soon.
Texting Shortcut
In texts, you can just write 'På vei!' without the 'Jeg er'.
The Article Trap
Never say 'på en vei' when you mean you are coming. It sounds like you are standing in the middle of a street.
意味
Traveling towards a destination
Texting Shortcut
In texts, you can just write 'På vei!' without the 'Jeg er'.
The Article Trap
Never say 'på en vei' when you mean you are coming. It sounds like you are standing in the middle of a street.
Metaphorical Use
Use 'på god vei' to impress Norwegians with your progress in the language!
自分をテスト
Fill in the missing word to say 'I am on my way'.
Jeg ___ på vei.
The phrase uses the verb 'å være' (to be). 'Jeg er' means 'I am'.
Which sentence is correct?
How do you say 'The bus is on its way'?
'På vei' is the correct idiomatic expression for being en route.
Complete the dialogue.
A: Hvor er du? B: Jeg er ___ ___ til deg nå.
The standard phrase is 'på vei'.
Match the phrase to the situation.
You are making progress in your Norwegian studies.
'På god vei' is used for metaphorical progress.
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ビジュアル学習ツール
På Vei vs. Underveis
練習問題バンク
4 問題Jeg ___ på vei.
The phrase uses the verb 'å være' (to be). 'Jeg er' means 'I am'.
How do you say 'The bus is on its way'?
'På vei' is the correct idiomatic expression for being en route.
A: Hvor er du? B: Jeg er ___ ___ til deg nå.
The standard phrase is 'på vei'.
You are making progress in your Norwegian studies.
'På god vei' is used for metaphorical progress.
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よくある質問
14 問Yes! 'Pakken er på vei' is the standard way to say a delivery is coming.
Both are correct. 'Vei' is Bokmål, 'veg' is Nynorsk. You will see both on signs.
It can mean both. It just means you are in transit.
Yes, it means 'I am about to eat' or 'I am heading to eat'.
'Underveis' is more formal and often used for longer journeys or logistics.
Yes, it's a slightly polite/old-fashioned way to say someone is pregnant.
Yes: 'Jeg skal være på vei klokken fem'.
It's a fixed idiomatic expression where the noun becomes part of the prepositional phrase.
Yes, to indicate where you are coming from. 'Jeg er på vei fra jobb'.
Very often! It's a very rhythmic and common phrase in Norwegian pop music.
You say 'Jeg er snart fremme'. 'På vei' means you are still moving.
Yes: 'Filmen er på vei til kinoene'.
It's a common 'white lie', but Norwegians value honesty about arrival times!
Saying 'på veien' instead of 'på vei'.
関連フレーズ
underveis
synonymEn route / during the journey
på rett vei
builds onOn the right track
i vei
contrastOff / away
på vei til å
specialized formAbout to / on the way to [verb]
være på farten
similarTo be on the go
