How to Say ‘Have a good day, and see you next time!’ in Portuguese
Bom dia e até à próxima!
bohm DEE-uh ee ah-TEH ah proh-see-mah
[bohm DEE-uh ee ah-TEH ah proh-see-mah]
Phrase Breakdown
Bom dia
bohm DEE-uh
Have a good day
When used at a goodbye, 'Bom dia' means 'have a good day'. 'Bom' is nasal and 'dia' sounds like 'DEE-uh'.
Obrigada e bom dia!
Thanks and have a good day!
Words in this phrase
Bom
[bohm]
good
A common greeting word meaning good, often used in polite expressions.
Bom dia, senhor.
Good morning, sir.
dia
[DEE-uh]
day; morning
Literally means day, but in Bom dia it means morning.
Hoje digo bom dia com um sorriso.
Today I say good morning with a smile.
e até à próxima!
ee ah-TEH ah proh-see-mah
and until next time!
'e' (and) sounds like 'ee' and links to 'até'. Say it smoothly: 'ee-uh-TEH-ah PROH-see-muh'.
Obrigado e até à próxima!
Thanks and see you next time!
Words in this phrase
e
[ee]
and
Connects this request to the previous one.
E depois siga para a porta 12.
And then go to gate 12.
até
[ah-TEH]
until; see you
A preposition or farewell word; in greetings it often means see you.
Até amanhã, disse ela.
See you tomorrow, she said.
à
[ah]
to the
Contraction of "a" + "a", often used before a feminine singular noun.
Na frase "O seu lugar é junto à janela.", "à" introduz "janela".
In the sentence "Your seat is by the window.", "à" introduces "window."
próxima
[proh-see-mah]
next time
Expression meaning until we meet again.
Até à próxima reunião.
Until the next meeting.
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