I hear lots of people say "Que tengas un bonito día." which literally means "That you have a pretty day." The formal of this phrase would be "Que tenga un bonito día." which you would say to someone older or in a higher position than you (like an employee to a customer, or a child to another child's parent, etc.)
In fact, the Question concerns a statement, not a wish, so:
Es un buen dia/un dia agradable = It's a nice day.
Soy simpático(a)
bonita canción
bueno estante
agradable or simpáticoAmable. Simpático. Bueno/a.
"She was a nice person" in spanish is "ella era una persona amable".
It is cerrar. And it is pronounced the way it is said.Thank you for reading.Have a nice day.
Tuvo un día bueno / un buen día
To say "have a nice day" in Igbo, you can say "Ika nke ọma."
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agradable !
nice day
If you'd like to tell someone to cheer up in Spanish you would say alegrarse. This is a very nice way to brighten someone's day.
"buenas dias" is literally good day.. it is used like we would say have a good day to the sales associate at the store. The literal translation of have a nice day is "tienes un buen dia"
Soy simpático(a)
¿Ha sido agradable a tu hermana? is the best way to say "Have you been nice to your sister?" in Spanish.
"You have a nice body" translated into Spanish means "Tienes un bonito cuerpo".
In Venda, you would say "Ua livhuha ndi mini" to say Have a nice day.