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How to Say ‘Have a great time’ in Spain Spanish

Que lo pases genial

keh loh PAH-ses heh-NYAHL

[keh loh PAH-ses heh-NYAHL]

💬 Usage Tip: Starting with Que and following it with pases instead of pasas turns this into a wish. Same pattern: Que te vaya bien "Hope it goes well".

Phrase Breakdown

Que lo pases

keh loh PAH-ses

Have a time

'Que' plus a subjunctive expresses a wish. 'Pasarlo' means 'to have a time'. Stress PA-ses.

Example

¡Que lo pases bien!

Have a good time!

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.”

[loh]

A direct object pronoun meaning it, often referring to a plan, meeting, or task.

Example

Lo confirmamos por correo después del evento.

We’ll confirm it by email after the event.

pases

[PAH-ses]

you spend / you have (a time)

Subjunctive form of 'pasar' (to spend time, to have a time), used after 'que' to express a wish.

Example

Espero que pases un buen fin de semana.

I hope you have a good weekend.

genial

[heh-NYAHL]

great / fantastic

Informal, positive adjective often used in casual compliments.

Example

Te favorece muchísimo; Tu corte de pelo queda genial.

It suits you a lot; your haircut looks great.

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