How to Say ‘All the best’ in Spain Spanish
Que vaya bien
keh BAH-yah BYEHN
[keh BAH-yah BYEHN]
💬 Usage Tip: que at the start plus a wish works like "may..." in English. It's the same pattern as que aproveche "enjoy your meal" and que tenga un buen día "have a good day".
Phrase Breakdown
Que
[keh]
that / may
Used to introduce a polite wish, similar to 'may' in English.
Que tenga buena tarde después de su visita.
Have a good afternoon after your visit.
vaya
[BAH-yah]
may it go
Subjunctive of 'ir' (to go), used in wishes: 'may it go (well) for you'.
Espero que te vaya bien en el examen.
I hope the exam goes well for you.
bien
[BYEHN]
well
In caer bien, it helps express that someone is liked or comes across well.
Si preguntas primero, caes bien desde el principio.
If you ask first, you come across well from the start.
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