There isn't a direct equivalent of "Happy Trails" in Inuktitut, the language spoken by Inuit people. This is because the phrase has a specific cultural meaning in English, conveying a sense of farewell and good luck on a journey. In Inuit culture, greetings and farewells are often more focused on expressing specific wishes for well-being, safety, and success in hunting and daily life.
However, you can express similar sentiments in Inuktitut through phrases like:
* Nunavutsi! (Good Journey!)
* Aajuk piqqaqta! (May you have good hunting!)
* Iluta qanuqtuq! (May you travel safely!)
* Uqaqsi! (Go in peace!)
The specific phrase you choose would depend on the context and the nature of the journey being undertaken.
