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It must mean 'good luck', because bueno (if that's what you mean) means good, and lucko sounds like luck.....a lot of spanish words look and sound like the English version with an o at the end.
"en la escuela" is how it should be written, but anyways it means "Good luck in school"
In Cantonese, you can say "好運" (hou2 wan6) to mean good luck.
Goodbye - Tchau Good luck- Boa sorte
The phrase "break a leg" is a common idiom used to wish someone good luck, especially before a performance or important event. It is believed to have originated in the theater world as a way to counteract bad luck by wishing the opposite.
The phrase is often quoted to mean that a run of bad luck will come to an end sometime and be replaced by good luck.
Mazel is a Hebrew word translating to the English word "luck". Mazel comes from the Hebrew phrase "Mazel Tov" which translates to "Good Luck".
This is a friendly gesture. It means 'good luck'. It is usually followed by the raising of drinking glasses or tea mugs in salute to the person receiving the good luck. For example: 'Doing your exams? Well then the best of British to you lass!'
This phrase reflects a situation where nothing is going well or in a positive direction. It suggests that there are no favorable circumstances or luck at the moment.
"Mmay the force be with you" is a tiding based on the Star Wars universe. It's essentially a fancy way of saying, "Good luck" or "Good fortune".
Yom Tov Uvehatzlacha Bakol = holy day and good luck with everything. (Looks like it was intended to say Good day and good luck with everything, but the phrase "yom tov" is an expression that refers to a holy day, not a good day.)
Do you mean ladybugs? Some people believe that ladybugs do mean good luck. Superstitions like these are up to you to believe in. Usually people say that when one lands on you you are forever blessed. GOOD LUCK! <<< That means good luck :)
IT MEANS GOOD LUCK IT MEANS GOOD LUCK
"Hatzlachat" is a Hebrew phrase that translates to "good luck" or "success." It is commonly used to wish someone well in their endeavors or to encourage them to achieve their goals.
what are they saying good luck about? "Good luck on the show!" ? "Good luck, you're going to need it." Or the good luck about, "I'm totally going to get you one of these days.." "Yeah? Well good luck."
The phrase "Good luck with your life" is typically used as a well-wishing expression to convey positive hopes and blessings for someone's future endeavors, experiences, and overall well-being in life. It can also be interpreted as a way to show support and encouragement for whatever challenges or opportunities may come their way.
The word good luck as a phrase doesn't have the same meaning in Serbian as in English. But if you were to say it in sense that you wish good luck to somebody you would say "Puno sreće" which translates into English as "Lots of luck" but has the same meaning as "good luck.