“To begin a trip” in Japanese
Short answer
To begin a trip in Japanese is “旅立つ” (tabidatsu). Full meaning: to begin a trip, to depart, to embark; to die, to pass away, to depart this life.
Other ways to say “To begin a trip” in Japanese
旅だつ
tabidatsu to begin a trip, to depart, to embark; to die, to pass away, to depart this life
旅だっ
tabida to begin a trip, to depart, to embark; to die, to pass away, to depart this life
旅立っ
tabida to begin a trip, to depart, to embark; to die, to pass away, to depart this life
旅立てる
tabidateru to begin a trip, to depart, to embark; to die, to pass away, to depart this life
たびだつ
tabidatsu to begin a trip, to depart, to embark; to die, to pass away, to depart this life
たびだっ
tabida to begin a trip, to depart, to embark; to die, to pass away, to depart this life
たびだてる
tabidateru to begin a trip, to depart, to embark; to die, to pass away, to depart this life
旅立て
tabidate to begin a trip, to depart, to embark; to die, to pass away, to depart this life
旅立た
tabidata to begin a trip, to depart, to embark; to die, to pass away, to depart this life
旅だて
tabidate to begin a trip, to depart, to embark; to die, to pass away, to depart this life
旅だち
tabidachi to begin a trip, to depart, to embark; to die, to pass away, to depart this life
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