(はるばる)

はるばる
adverb
from far away, all the way
1. from far away, all the way, over a great distance
Emphasizes that someone has traveled or come from a distant place. Implies effort and distance, often with a sense of appreciation for the journey.
遥々(はるばる)()てくれてありがとう。
Thank you for coming all this way.
ブラジルから遥々(はるばる)日本(にほん)にやって()た。
They came all the way from Brazil to Japan.
遥々(はるばる)(たび)をして、やっと目的地(もくてきち)()いた。
After traveling a great distance, I finally arrived at my destination.

遥々(はるばる) emphasizes the great distance traveled. It is often used when expressing gratitude or admiration for someone's effort in coming from far away.

COMMON PATTERNS:

  • 遥々(はるばる)()る / 遥々(はるばる)やって()る: to come all the way
  • 遥々(はるばる)〜から: all the way from ~
  • 遥々(はるばる)(たび)をする: to travel a great distance

USAGE: Frequently used when welcoming guests who have traveled far, or when narrating a long journey. Carries warmth and appreciation.

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