How to Say ‘Get some good rest, have a nice evening!’ in French
Repose-toi bien, bonne soirée !
ruh-POHZ twah bee-ehn bun swah-RAY
[ruh-POHZ twah bee-ehn bun swah-RAY]
🇫🇷 In France: Using toi marks this as a chat between friendly colleagues. To a boss or someone you'd address as vous, you'd say Reposez-vous bien.
Phrase Breakdown
Repose-toi bien,
ruh-POHZ twah bee-ehn
Rest well,
Imperative of the reflexive verb 'se reposer'. Pause briefly at the comma.
Repose-toi bien, tu es malade.
Rest well, you're sick.
Words in this phrase
Repose
[ruh-POHZ]
rest
Command form of 'se reposer', to rest.
Repose-toi un peu.
Rest a little.
toi
[twah]
yourself
Reflexive pronoun used with an imperative verb, as in mets-toi debout.
Toi, reste au centre du tapis.
You, stay in the center of the mat.
bien
[bee-ehn]
well
An adverb meaning in a good way or satisfactorily.
Dans Se passe bien ?, bien montre que l'on parle d'une situation positive.
In "Se passe bien?", "bien" shows that one is talking about a positive situation.
bonne soirée !
bun swah-RAY
have a good evening!
A friendly goodbye used in the evening. 'Bonne' rhymes with 'tonne', and 'soirée' ends with é.
Merci, bonne soirée !
Thanks, have a good evening!
Words in this phrase
bonne
[bun]
good
Feminine form of 'bon'.
Bonne nuit !
Good night!
soirée
[swah-RAY]
evening
The evening as a period of time or event; used in wishing someone a nice evening.
On a passé une super soirée.
We had a great evening.
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