How to Say ‘Have a safe trip home.’ in Mexican Spanish
Que llegue con bien a casa.
keh YEH-geh kohn byen ah KAH-sah
[keh YEH-geh kohn byen ah KAH-sah]
🇲🇽 In Mexico: This is a warm send-off, a bit more personal than a simple goodbye. In Mexico it can sound especially kind after someone has helped you or driven you home.
Phrase Breakdown
Que
[keh]
may
Introduces a polite wish, like 'may' in English.
Que tenga buen turno después de este viaje.
May you have a good shift after this ride.
llegue
[YEH-geh]
arrive
Verb from 'llegar,' used here in a wish for someone to arrive.
Espero que llegue sin problema a su destino.
I hope you arrive at your destination without trouble.
Con bien
kohn byen
Safely; in good health
Expression meaning without problems and safely.
Que regreses con bien.
May you return safely.
Words in this phrase
con
[kohn]
with
Part of the fixed expression 'con bien.'
Con cuidado, por favor, que hay mucho tráfico.
Carefully, please, because there is a lot of traffic.
bien
[byen]
well / safely
Helps express the idea of arriving safely in the phrase 'con bien.'
Bien ahí, esa entrada sí es la correcta.
Good there, that entrance is the right one.
A casa
ah KAH-sah
Home; to home
Refers to going to one’s home or destination of home.
Ya voy a casa.
I’m going home now.
Words in this phrase
a
[ah]
to
Marks the destination in the phrase.
Voy a casa, pero bájeme en la esquina.
I’m going home, but drop me off at the corner.
casa
[KAH-sah]
home
Refers to home as the destination.
Después del trabajo, por fin llego a casa.
After work, I finally get home.
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