In Spanish the best way to convey this sentiment is with the statement "That you have some good vacations"
Que tenga [tengas][tengan] buenas vacasiones. Familiar [Formal][Plural]
Espero means I hope, but when placed at the beginning of the sentence it can mean "I wish" and the tone can be one of expecting something wrong but hoping one is wrong.
In Spanish when one is on vacation it is always plural. It is thought that the reason is the word is short for "Vacation days" (Dias de vacaciones)
esperamos que te diviertas
Esperamos que disfrute de
If Mexican is just Spanish then have fun! is : ¡diviértase!
Robótica is how you say it in spanish!! hope this helped..
Divertirse = to have fun. Me estoy divirtiendo = I'm having fun.
How to say "exit" in spanish is salida hope that helped!
How to say "invent" in Spanish is inventar hope that helped!
How to say "What a nice way to have fun" in spanish is ¡Qué buena manera de divertirse hope that helped!
Esperamos que tengan un dia divertido.
you can say = "Espero que te hayas divertido en nuestra fiesta"
The plural form of "divertido" in Spanish is "divertidos" when referring to masculine nouns, and "divertidas" when referring to feminine nouns.
I have fun with you: Me divierto contigo.
It will be fun - será diversión
Te has disfrutado = Did you have fun
'Esperanza' is Spanish for the name 'Hope'.
divertir
If Mexican is just Spanish then have fun! is : ¡diviértase!
Burlar
Fue Divertido