I want to ask someone that how was his journey but the drive is too short to be considered as journey. What other word I can use instead of it?
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Trip, usually. Occasionally I've heard "short hop", but that generally refers to short airplane trips (which are no longer very short at all, thanks to the security lines). |
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You could ask
However, if the person is simply arriving at your location from some other place, and drove to your location, you could also ask:
Hope this helps. |
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An alternative answer could be a jaunt - Noun: A short excursion or journey for pleasure. Usage - "The store is just a quick jaunt down the road." |
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