Well, that totally depends on what lifestyle you have.
If you are an elementary-high school student you have the weekends off to hang out. But then if you're one of those "college bound" students you're probably study for some test or other on the weekends.
Some people get the weekends off from work and spend time with their families, go to parties, or even just go grocery shopping.
Some people don't get the weekends off and they're stuck working.
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"Have a great weekend" in Polish is "Miłego weekendu".
Great Weekend - 1988 was released on: USA: 1988
In Canadian-French it would be Bonne-weekend.
You can say, "Have a great weekend, everyone!" Alternatively, you might say, "Wishing everyone a fantastic weekend!" Both options convey your well wishes for the weekend in a friendly manner.
I had a great weekend it is really Watashi WA ii shūmatsudatta for good weekend.
In Amharic, you can say "መልካም ሳምንት ይደረስልህ" (melkam samint yidereslih) for "have a great weekend." This phrase conveys well-wishes for a pleasant weekend.
The cast of Great Weekend - 1988 includes: Bob Goen Dale Harimoto
In Ukrainian, you can say "Гарних вихідних!" (Harnykh vykhidnykh!) to wish someone a great weekend. Alternatively, you can also say "Бажаю гарних вихідних!" (Bazhayu harnykh vykhidnykh!), which means "I wish you a great weekend!"
It would look something like this: "Thanks; have a great weekend." You wouldn't really use a comma.
Great thanks.
Spending your last weekend is an up to standard idea