How to Say ‘Have a great day.’ in Mexican Spanish
Que le vaya muy bien.
keh leh VAH-yah mooy byen
[keh leh VAH-yah mooy byen]
💬 Usage Tip: [Que le vaya muy bien] is a set phrase for wishing someone well; [le] is "to you" in a polite form here. You can swap the ending: [Que le vaya bien] or [Que te vaya muy bien] with someone informal.
🇲🇽 In Mexico: This is a warm, common goodbye in Mexico from cashiers and customers alike. It feels friendlier than a plain [adiós], especially at the end of a polite interaction.
Phrase Breakdown
Que
[keh]
that / may
Here it helps form a polite wish, similar to 'may' in English.
Que tenga buen día.
Have a good day.
le
[leh]
to you
Indirect object pronoun; here it politely refers to 'you.'
Le deseo suerte en su examen.
I wish you luck on your exam.
vaya
[VAH-yah]
goes
From 'ir'; in this expression it means 'things go' for someone.
Espero que le vaya bien en el trabajo.
I hope things go well for you at work.
muy
[mooy]
very
An adverb used to intensify adjectives or adverbs.
Hace muy buen tiempo hoy.
The weather is very nice today.
bien
[byen]
well
Means 'well' and is often used in greetings and good wishes.
Todo salió bien al final.
Everything turned out well in the end.
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