“On the way” in Japanese
Short answer
On the way in Japanese is “行く行く” (yukuyuku). Full meaning: on the way, as one goes; in the future, someday, eventually.
Other ways to say “On the way” in Japanese
途中
tochuu on the way, en route; in the middle of, midway, halfway
途上
tojou on the way, en route; in the process of (development, construction, etc.), in the middle of
トチュウ
tochuu on the way, en route; in the middle of, midway, halfway
とちゅう
tochuu on the way, en route; in the middle of, midway, halfway
路上
rojou on the road, on the street, in the street; on the way
行行く
yukuyuku on the way, as one goes; in the future, someday, eventually
ゆくゆく
yukuyuku on the way, as one goes; in the future, someday, eventually
行く〳〵
yukuyuku on the way, as one goes; in the future, someday, eventually
ゆく〳〵
yukuyuku on the way, as one goes; in the future, someday, eventually
道中
douchuu journey, trip, travels; during the journey, on the way, while travelling; middle of the road, on the road
その足で
sonoashide straight (from one place to another), going right onto, on the way, simultaneously, incidentally, directly, at once
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