How to Say ‘Have a nice day too!’ in French
Bonne journée à vous aussi !
bun zhoor-nay ah voo oh-SEE
[bun zhoor-nay ah voo oh-SEE]
💬 Usage Tip: Adding à vous aussi sends any wish back to the other person. With friends say à toi aussi.
Phrase Breakdown
Bonne journée
bun zhoor-nay
Have a good day
A common farewell. Say 'bon zhour-né', stressing the last syllable a little.
Merci, bonne journée !
Thanks, have a good day!
Words in this phrase
Bonne
[bun]
good
Of a favorable or high quality
C'est une bonne idée.
That's a good idea.
journée
[zhoor-nay]
day
A period of twenty-four hours.
Comment était ta journée ?
How was your day?
à vous aussi !
ah voo oh-SEE
to you too!
Returns a wish politely. Say 'a vou-zo-si', linking 'vous' and 'aussi' with a 'z' sound.
Bonne soirée ! — À vous aussi !
Have a good evening! — You too!
Words in this phrase
à
[ah]
to
Used with infinitive verbs to indicate purpose.
Elle commence à chanter.
She begins to sing.
vous
[voo]
you
Used to refer to the person or people being addressed.
Vous aimez le film?
Do you like the movie?
aussi
[oh-SEE]
also / too
Used to add agreement or say 'me too' in conversation.
Aussi, je voudrais comprendre votre mode de management.
Also, I’d like to understand your management style.
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