プチ旅行って英語でなんて言うの？

「プチ[旅行](https://eikaiwa.dmm.com/uknow/questions/44579/)」＝「小旅行」＝でしたらShort tripが一番よく聞く表現になります。 例： I'm going on a short trip this weekend. 今週末、プチ旅行に行ってきます。 short は「[短い](https://eikaiwa.dmm.com/uknow/questions/53484/)」という意味の英語表現です。

a small trip a short trip a little trip などと言うことが一般的です。 takeやgo onといった動詞と合わせて使用します。 例）I'm going on a little trip. ちょっとした[旅行](https://eikaiwa.dmm.com/uknow/questions/44579/)に行ってきます。 例）I'll take a short trip in August. ８月にプチ旅行に行きます。 「[一泊](https://eikaiwa.dmm.com/uknow/questions/39502/)」であれば、one night tripと表現されてもいいですね。

文字通りですが、「①　Short holiday」が正しいと思います。 ジュリアン

All of these indicates that you will be away for a few days and nights. 1) I am going on a quick trip for a coupe of nights. - This means that you will be away for just 2 nights and that you will be back shortly. The word "couple" should be used for either 2 nights or 2 days, because 'couple' refers to a pair of things. 2)I am taking a weekend away from home. - This statement is used to refer to trips taken at the end of the week. They usually mean that you are going away and staying at another place for 3 days at the most ( Friday, Saturday, Sunday) 3) I will be away on a short excursion. - very similar to the first one. You just replace the word "trip" with the word excursion. Excursion is used to indicate something a bit more exciting that you will be doing (something pleasurable) . So when you say "John had an excursion this weekend", you are referring to something exciting that happened.

A trip/vacation that only lasts for a short time (2 days/1 night) can be described simply as a 'short trip' or a 'weekend trip' (because a weekend is 2 days and 1 night). I'm taking a short vacation this weekend to Yokohama.

Enjoy your short trip, even though it is not so far away, hope you have a good time. And, if you go a little bit further next time, it could be classed as a mini-break. I would say a mini-break refers to going on holiday, away from where you live, for a couple of days. I hope this helps. Have a great day. Will

こんにちは。 「プチ旅行」は英語で short trip と言えます。 直訳すると「短い旅行」になります。 【例】 I went on a short trip to Kamakura last weekend. 「先週末、鎌倉にプチ旅行しました」 他に、「日帰り旅行」は day trip と言えます。 ぜひ参考にしてください。

1. I'm taking a mini-break just to get away for a day or two. A mini-break is a very short holiday. Just to get away for a day or two means to escape from the stresses of work or from a bad relationship or situation that you are finding yourself in currently. 2. I'm taking a short-break of a day or two. A short-break is a short vacation. The fact that it's for a day or two is pretty self-explanatory, i.e. you will not be going too far from home.

When making use of these sentences, you are saying that you will be away from home for a few days. In the sentence, 'I'll be out of town, for a few days' indicates that you not be in your hometown or city. You could be visiting a city nearby. You'll only use the phrase, 'out-country' if you're actually leaving your country and visiting another one. A short trip means that you'll be away only for a few days before returning home. However, a weekend away also indicates a short trip but that typically means you will be away for Saturday and Sunday - sometimes including Friday and Monday too, in which we would say 'long weekend.'

Notice how we can either use the words, "trip," or, "holiday," to represent the idea of leaving your city to go somewhere, even if its very close to home. We can also interchangeably use many different adjectives such as, "short," "small," and, "little," to describe the length of the trip.

When you use the phrase: short trip, it is the opposite of long as it's short in duration, referring to the length of time of the trip. You can use little getaway to describe that you are getting out of town or your current location for a quick trip.

You can use any of the above two words to tell someone that you went away for a little bit and not too far away. Example; - I went on a short trip to Cape Town. - I went on a mini road trip to Jeffrey's Bay.