How to Say ‘Have a nice day, goodbye!’ in French
Bonne journée, au revoir !
bun zhoor-nay oh ruh-VWAR
[bun zhoor-nay oh ruh-VWAR]
Phrase Breakdown
Bonne journée,
bun zhoor-nay
Have a good day,
A common goodbye wish. Say 'bun zhoor-NAY'.
Merci, bonne journée !
Thanks, have a good day!
Words in this phrase
Bonne
[bun]
good / have a good
Bonne is the feminine form of good, used in wishes like bonne soirée.
Bonne soirée, à demain !
Have a good evening, see you tomorrow!
journée
[zhoor-nay]
day
Used in the common farewell bonne journée, have a good day.
Je te dis Bonne journée à toi aussi avant de partir.
I say have a good day to you too before leaving.
au revoir !
oh ruh-VWAR
goodbye!
The standard goodbye. Say 'oh ruh-VWAHR'; the 'e' is often swallowed: 'oh-rvwar'.
Au revoir, à demain !
Goodbye, see you tomorrow!
Words in this phrase
au
[oh]
in the / to the
Contraction of à + le, often used in expressions like au soleil.
On peut déjeuner au soleil si vous voulez.
We can have lunch in the sun if you want.
revoir
[ruh-VWAR]
goodbye
A phrase used when parting from someone.
Il dit toujours 'revoir' après chaque appel téléphonique.
He always says 'goodbye' after each phone call.
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