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How to Say ‘Have a good day.’ in Mexican Spanish

Que le vaya bien.

keh leh BAH-yah byehn

[keh leh BAH-yah byehn]

🇲🇽 In Mexico: This is a very Mexican, warm goodbye, literally "may it go well for you". It's the natural thing to say leaving any office or shop, and you can answer igualmente "likewise".

Phrase Breakdown

Que le

keh leh

May (it) ... for you

The opening of a wish. 'Le' is the formal 'you' (usted). Say it as one quick unit: ke-le.

Example

Que le vaya bien en su viaje.

Have a good trip.

Words in this phrase

Que

[keh]

may (wish marker)

Introduces a wish or polite hope; followed by a subjunctive verb, like English 'may...'.

Example

Que disfruten su comida.

Enjoy your meal (May you enjoy your meal).

[leh]

to you (formal)

Indirect object pronoun for formal 'usted'.

Example

¿Le traigo algo más?

Can I bring you anything else?

vaya bien.

BAH-yah byehn

go well.

'Vaya' is the subjunctive form of 'ir' (to go), used here for a wish. Link the words: VA-ya-BIEN.

Example

Espero que todo vaya bien.

I hope everything goes well.

Words in this phrase

vaya

[BAH-yah]

go (may it go)

Subjunctive form of 'ir'; used in wishes like hoping things go well for someone.

Example

Que te vaya muy bien en el viaje.

I hope the trip goes very well for you.

bien

[byehn]

well / fine

Adverb meaning in good condition or okay, often used with 'estar'.

Example

El calentador ya funciona bien.

The water heater works fine now.

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