English–Esperanto
have a nice day in Esperanto
“have a nice day” in Esperanto is Havu bonan tagon!
Havu bonan tagon!
/ˈha.vu ˈbo.nan ˈta.ɡon/
“Have a nice day” in Esperanto is Havu bonan tagon! (HAH-voo BOH-nahn TAH-gohn), the command form of havi “to have” plus “a good day” in the object form. The short Bonan tagon! also works as a farewell. The full wording in the Fundamento’s exercise book, quoted by PMEG, is Mi deziras al vi bonan tagon “I wish you a good day”.
Other ways to say it
- Bonan tagon!Have a nice day! / Good day!
- Havu agrablan tagon!Have a pleasant day!
- Havu fantastan tagon.Have a great day.
- Mi deziras al vi bonan tagon, sinjoro!I wish you a good day, sir!
How to reply
- Dankon, ankaŭ al vi!Thanks, you too!
Example sentences
- Havu bonan tagon!Have a nice day!
- Bonan tagon, Tomo.Have a nice day, Tom.
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