How to respond to have a good day'' in spanish

Learning Spanish is not all about learning grammar rules. You also need to be able to maintain common and basic interactions with people such as saying have a good day in Spanish. Most Spanish learners stick to one phrase when they could be using multiple expressions. 

So what are different ways to say ‘have a good day’ in Spanish?

These are some of the most common phrases that Spanish speakers use to wish someone a good day:

• ¡Que tengas un buen día!
• Lindo día / Bonito día
• ¡Que te vaya bien!
• ¡Que tengas un bonito día!
• Buen día

Saying ‘have a good day’ in Spanish is not only polite but also these small interactions will help you build confidence in practicing Spanish in real-life situations.

Have a good day in spanish formal

For that reason, in this list, you’ll find 5 popular ways to say have a good day in Spanish. 

We’ll also provide the contexts and examples of the best ways to use these expressions. By the end of this post, you’ll have a few more useful expressions to ‘say have a good day’ in Spanish 😉

1.¡Que tengas un buen día!

– Have a good day

¡Que tengas un bu

translate have a good evening in spanish

google translate have a good day in spanish