How to Say ‘Things go well for you’ in Mexican Spanish
Le vaya bien
leh VAH-yah byen
[leh VAH-yah byen]
💬 Usage Tip: [Le] here means [to you] in a polite way. You can swap it for [te] with someone you address informally: [Que te vaya bien].
Phrase Breakdown
Le
[leh]
to you / to him / to her
An indirect object pronoun meaning 'to you' (formal), 'to him,' or 'to her.'
Le deseo mucha suerte en su nuevo trabajo.
I wish you/him/her lots of luck in your/his/her new job.
vaya
[VAH-yah]
goes / may go
From the verb 'ir'; in this phrase it is in the subjunctive and expresses a wish, like 'may it go.'
Ojalá le vaya bien en la entrevista.
Hopefully things go well for you/him/her in the interview.
bien
[byen]
well
An adverb meaning 'well.'
Quiero que todo salga bien mañana.
I want everything to go well tomorrow.
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