How to Say ‘Enjoy the night.’ in Mexican Spanish
Que disfrute la noche.
keh dees-FROO-teh lah NOH-cheh
[keh dees-FROO-teh lah NOH-cheh]
💬 Usage Tip: Starting with que turns the verb into a wish for someone. disfrute is polite. With a friend, say que disfrutes la noche.
Phrase Breakdown
Que disfrute
keh dees-FROO-teh
May you enjoy
A polite wish using the formal 'usted' form. Say ke-dis-FRU-te.
Que disfrute su comida.
Enjoy your meal.
Words in this phrase
Que
[keh]
may (wish marker)
Introduces a wish or polite hope; followed by a subjunctive verb, like English 'may...'.
Que disfruten su comida.
Enjoy your meal (May you enjoy your meal).
disfrute
[dees-FROO-teh]
enjoy (formal wish)
Subjunctive of 'disfrutar' for usted, used in wishes.
Espero que disfrute su café.
I hope you enjoy your coffee.
la noche.
lah NOH-cheh
the night.
Say la-NO-che. The 'ch' sounds like the English 'ch' in 'church'.
La noche está bonita.
The night is lovely.
Words in this phrase
la
[lah]
the
Feminine singular definite article used before a feminine noun.
La frase «La cultura de trabajo» empieza con «La».
The phrase “The work culture” begins with “La.”
noche
[NOH-cheh]
night / evening
The time after sunset; feminine noun.
La noche está muy bonita.
The night is very lovely.
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