仕事を忘れて旅行を楽しんでください。お気をつけて！って英語でなんて言うの？

「仕事を忘れて」を直訳しますと、'Forget about work' になります。 または、'Put your work aside'「仕事を横に置いておいて」という表現ができます。 「旅行を楽しんでください」は、'enjoy' 楽しむ の単語を使用して、'Enjoy your trip'となります。 「お気をつけて」をそのまま訳しますと 'Be careful' になりますが、これは何か注意しなければならない状況の時に使用します。 旅行や外出をする時などの場合ですと、'Travel safe' または 'Please be safe' は「安全でいてください」というニュアンスになります。

If you would like to express to someone that that should just forget about work and enjoy their holiday, you can say something like "Just leave work behind for a while and enjoy your holiday!" or "Just forget about work for now and go and enjoy your holiday!". These are some nice ways to express this to someone.

If your teacher is going on a vacation/trip, and you would like to tell him/her to enjoy the vacation and forget about work, you could say any of the following: "Forget about work and enjoy your trip", "Focus on enjoying your trip, put work to the back of your mind" or "Put work aside, and have lots of fun!".

Examples: I hope you have a good trip, it should be good for you to unwind, make sure you forget about work while you are away! Enjoy your trip away, make sure once you get on the plane you forget about work and switch into vacation mode!

You can say "enjoy yourself" as well as "enjoy your trip" or "enjoy your vacation." "Leave your worries behind" is another way to say "don't worry" or "forget your troubles".

A way to tell a person that they should forget about important matters for a period of time while he/she is away is by saying, "leave it at home." It indicates that the concerns or cares should not be brought to mind during that time. A casual way to express that one hopes another can have a relaxing time is by saying, "take it easy." A general term that expresses that a person should not worry or think about daily cares is "carefree."

Both of these examples tell your tutor you hope they enjoy their holiday/vacation and also hope they forget all about work. Holiday is British-English. Vacation is American-English.

The two sentences you see provided above are excellent ways to express to your listener that you want them to forget about work and enjoy their vacation. In the first sentence you will see the term leave something behind. In this sentence it means to forget. This term is appropriate for informal settings, like talking with close friends or family.

It's always nice to take a trip just so you can relax a bit. Maybe you had a rough week or month and you just need to get away from it all. It is a nice gesture to wish your teacher a good time if he or she is going on a trip. We can use this sentence in any situation.

All of these examples tell your teacher that you want them to enjoy their time off on vacation or a trip and not to think about work while they are away. They are all casual and friendly expressions for everyday conversation.

1. Please enjoy your trip and don't give your job a second thought! To "not give something a second thought" means that you should try not to think or worry about your job while you are spending this precious time with your loved ones. 2. Leave your work behind and focus on enjoying your vacation. To "leave something behind" is an expression which means that you should do your utmost not to think about it and to focus (concentrate) your efforts on having a relaxing time with your family (and/or) friends.