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How to Say ‘All the best!’ in Spain Spanish

¡Que le vaya bien!

keh leh BAH-yah byehn

[keh leh BAH-yah byehn]

💬 Usage Tip: le makes this the polite version for a stranger. To a friend, say ¡Que te vaya bien!

🇪🇸 In Spain: A warm, slightly old-fashioned send-off, often from the person who helped you. Replying igualmente "likewise" is a natural answer.

Phrase Breakdown

¡Que le

keh leh

May (it) … for you

'Que' introduces a wish, and 'le' is the formal 'you'. Say them together quickly: 'keh-leh'.

Example

¡Que le guste!

I hope you like it!

Words in this phrase

Que

[keh]

may / that

Part of a set expression wishing someone enjoyment of their meal.

Example

Antes de comer, el camarero dice: «Que aproveche».

Before eating, the waiter says: “Enjoy your meal.”

[leh]

you / to you

Indirect object pronoun used formally for 'you' in polite speech.

Example

Le esperamos a las ocho en punto.

We are expecting you at eight o'clock sharp.

vaya bien!

BAH-yah byehn

go well!

'Vaya' is the subjunctive of 'ir'. The 'v' sounds like a soft 'b': 'BAH-ya BYEN'.

Example

¡Que todo te vaya bien!

I hope everything goes well for you!

Words in this phrase

vaya

[BAH-yah]

may it go

Subjunctive of 'ir' (to go), used in wishes: 'may it go (well) for you'.

Example

Espero que te vaya bien en el examen.

I hope the exam goes well for you.

bien

[byehn]

Well

Indicates that something is satisfactory or in good condition.

Example

Todo está bien hasta ahora.

Everything is well so far.

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