How do you say hope you have a good life in Spanish?

Answer 1

"I hope you are having a good day" in Spanish is "Espero que tienes un buen día". It is pronounced "Eh-SPARE-oh kay tee-EHN-ace oon bwayne DEE-ah." Please see this site for confirmation of the translation: http://www.answers.com/library/Translations

Answer 2

You'd better say:

Le / les / lo / los / la / las / te / os extraño y espero que le / les / te / os vaya bien.

Not really to be correctly understood by native Spanish-speakers: Te echo de menos y espero que lo estan haciendo bien.

Answer 3

Spanish is much, much more rigorous about the person being addressed or talked about than English is. Spanish necessarily distinguishes between everyone of us, everyone of you, and everyone of them. When 'you' is involved, there are two types of yous: you formal and you familiar. That means that there are no fewer than four (4) ways to say "I hope everyone's good."

I hope everyone (of us) is good.

Espero que todos estemos bien.

I hope everyone (of you, formal and familiar in Spanish America; only formal in Spain) is good.

Espero que todos estén bien.

I hope everyone (of you, familiar in Spain) is good.

Espero que todos estéis bien.

I hope everyone (of them) is good.

Espero que todos estén bien.

Additionally, if ALL of us, you, or them are exclusively female, then it is proper to substitute todas for todos... making another 4 ways to say "I hope everyone's good."

You can also say, "Espero que todo el mundo sea bueno," without regard for number, gender, etc. However, while correct, this latter expression is unusual. The former expressions essentially mean, "I hope everyone's in good health or nothing bad has happened to us/you/them," whereas this latter expression means, "I hope everyone is morally righteous and behaves themselves."

Answer 4

Espero que te encuentres bien.

Answer 5

Espero que todo esté bien.

Answer 6

Esperamos que tenga una buena vida

Answer 7

Espero que tengas una buena...

Answer 8

Espero que esté siendo un buen día.