The phrase "buen viaje" is a common expression in Spanish that translates to "have a good trip" in English. A polite and appropriate response to someone wishing you a good trip would be to say "gracias" which means "thank you" in Spanish. This acknowledges the well-wishes and shows appreciation for the sentiment expressed.
Bon voyage = Buen viaje
The literal translation of that sentence is "Ten un viajo seguro" which is fine, but "Buen viaje" is more common. Both are correct.
¡Que tengas buen viaje!
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Bon voyage = Buen viaje
have a good trip (basically) buen = good viaje = trip/journey
Buen viaje - 1991 TV is rated/received certificates of: Argentina:13
The literal translation of that sentence is "Ten un viajo seguro" which is fine, but "Buen viaje" is more common. Both are correct.
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The cast of Buen viaje - 1991 includes: Delia Acosta Jorge Cabrera Beatriz Fontes Miguel Fontes Rafael Neumann Pilar Ojeda
¡Que tengas buen viaje!
¡Buen viaje! (Have a nice trip!)
"Have a good trip/Bon voyage!" = "Buen viaje.""Have a nice time!/Hope it goes well!" = "Que vaya bien!" or "Que lo pases/pasen bien!""Have a nice trip." = "Feliz viaje."In Spanish, you can have a number of a ways you can say a specific sentence sometimes.*2.Good trip=Buen viajeQue tengas un buen viaje=have a good trip(singular)Tengan un buen viaje(plural)
To say "Have a great trip I love you" in Spanish, you would say "Ten un buen viaje, te quiero." In this phrase, "Ten un buen viaje" translates to "Have a great trip," and "te quiero" means "I love you." It's important to note that "te quiero" is a more casual way of saying "I love you" in Spanish, while "te amo" is a stronger expression of love.