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How to Say ‘Have a good trip!’ in Portuguese

Tenha uma boa viagem!

TEN-yah OO-mah BOH-ah vee-AH-zhehng

[TEN-yah OO-mah BOH-ah vee-AH-zhehng]

💬 Usage Tip: [tenha] here is the form used for wishes like [Tenha um bom dia] or [Tenha cuidado]. It's a useful pattern: [Tenha uma boa viagem], [Tenha uma boa estadia].

🇵🇹 In Portugal: This is a standard polite send-off from staff. It's friendly but still professional.

Phrase Breakdown

Tenha

[TEN-yah]

have

Polite imperative/subjunctive form of "ter," used in wishes and formal expressions.

Example

Na frase "Tenha uma boa viagem!", "Tenha" expressa um desejo educado.

In the phrase "Have a good trip!", "Tenha" expresses a polite wish.

uma

[OO-mah]

a

Feminine singular indefinite article.

Example

Em "Tenha uma boa viagem!", "uma" acompanha o nome feminino.

In "Have a good trip!", "uma" goes with the feminine noun.

boa

[BOH-ah]

good

Feminine singular adjective describing something positively.

Example

Na expressão "Tenha uma boa viagem!", "boa" qualifica "viagem".

In the expression "Have a good trip!", "boa" describes "trip."

viagem

[vee-AH-zhehng]

trip / journey

A feminine noun meaning trip, journey, or travel.

Example

Em "Tenha uma boa viagem!", "viagem" refere-se ao percurso da pessoa.

In "Have a good trip!", "viagem" refers to the person's journey.

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