How to Say ‘Have a nice day.’ in Mexican Spanish
Que tenga buen día.
keh TEN-gah bwen DEE-ah
[keh TEN-gah bwen DEE-ah]
💬 Usage Tip: tenga is the polite form for wishing something to someone. With a friend, it becomes que tengas buen día.
Phrase Breakdown
Que tenga
keh TEN-gah
May you have
Starts a polite wish. 'Tenga' is the formal subjunctive form, said TEN-ga.
Que tenga suerte.
Good luck to you.
Words in this phrase
Que
[keh]
may / hope that
Used to express a polite wish, as in que tengan...
Que tengan una excelente cena esta noche.
I hope you have an excellent dinner tonight.
tenga
[TEN-gah]
Have
A verb used to express possession or holding something.
Cuando tenga una reserva para la terraza, avíseme.
When you have a terrace reservation, let me know.
buen día.
bwen DEE-ah
a good day.
Completes the wish. Say 'buen' quickly as one syllable (bwen), then DEE-a.
¡Buen día a todos!
Good day, everyone!
Words in this phrase
buen
[bwen]
good
Short form of “bueno” used before a masculine singular noun.
«Buen» describe «equilibrio» en la expresión.
“Buen” describes “equilibrio” in the expression.
día
[DEE-ah]
day
Refers to a specific day when something happened.
Aquel "día" conocí a varias personas de tu empresa.
That day I met several people from your company.
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