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How to Say ‘Have a nice day.’ in German

Schönen Tag noch.

SHER-nen tahk nokh

[SHER-nen tahk nokh]

💬 Usage Tip: In wishes like [Schönen Tag noch], [noch] means something like [for the rest of it], not literally [still]. The same pattern works with [Schönen Abend noch].

Phrase Breakdown

Schönen Tag

SHER-nen tahk

have a nice day

A friendly farewell phrase. Literally it means 'nice day'.

Example

Schönen Tag noch!

Have a nice day!

Words in this phrase

Schönen

[SHER-nen]

nice; pleasant

Schönen is the inflected form of schön used before Tag in this expression.

Example

Ich wünsche Ihnen einen schönen Urlaub.

I wish you a nice vacation.

Tag

[tahk]

day

A common noun meaning day.

Example

Der Tag beginnt früh.

The day starts early.

noch

[nokh]

still; for the rest of

In Schönen Tag noch, noch means the rest of the day, making the phrase a polite goodbye.

Example

Einen schönen Abend noch!

Have a nice rest of the evening!

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