How to Say ‘Have a good day!’ in Portuguese
Bom dia!
bohng DEE-ah
[bohng DEE-ah]
🇵🇹 In Portugal: In Portugal, bom dia works as a goodbye as well as a hello, so it's a normal thing to say as you leave a shop before lunchtime.
Phrase Breakdown
Bom
[bohng]
good
Adjective meaning good; often used to react positively to plans or ideas.
Esse horário é bom para mim.
That time is good for me.
dia
[DEE-ah]
day
A common noun meaning 'day'; it can refer to a calendar day or daily life in expressions.
No dia da feira de carreiras, perguntei sobre o ambiente de trabalho.
On the day of the careers fair, I asked about the work environment.
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