How to Say ‘Hope you have’ in Spain Spanish
Que tengas
keh TEN-gahs
[keh TEN-gahs]
💬 Usage Tip: After que for wishes like this, Spanish uses tengas, not tienes: que tengas un buen día, que tengas suerte. It's a very common pattern for polite goodbyes.
Phrase Breakdown
Que
[keh]
that; may
In this kind wish, 'que' introduces a hopeful expression, like 'may you...'.
Al despedirme, suelo decir Que tengas una buena semana.
When saying goodbye, I usually say may you have a good week.
tengas
[TEN-gahs]
you have
Subjunctive form of 'tener' used in polite wishes, as in 'hope you have'.
En un mensaje de seguimiento, puedes escribir Que tengas tiempo para revisar mi propuesta.
In a follow-up message, you can write hope you have time to review my proposal.
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