It literally means, "May it happen it that has to happen," but it's better translated, "May that which has to happen, happen."
Or the Italian 'che sera, sera' familar from Doris Day's 1950s song.
Que tenga / tengan / tengas / tengáis buen día.Que pase / pasen / pases / paséis buen día.Que tenga un buen dia
Translation: Everytime I see him pass.
Take care always!
Espero que tenga un buen dia
Que usted tenga unas buenas noches
¡Que pase / tenga usted buenas noches!
"Que pase bien el día" is Spanish for "I wish you a good day" or "have a good day."
"Que puede pasar" in Spanish means "what could happen" in English. It is used to inquire about potential outcomes or consequences of a situation.
Que tenga / tengan / tengas / tengáis buen día.Que pase / pasen / pases / paséis buen día.Que tenga un buen dia
pase lo que pase
we are going to see what will happen with you now
Haga lo que tenga que hacer.
Translation: Everytime I see him pass.
Que tengas un lindo día Que tengas un bello día Formal or respectfully: Que tenga un lindo día Que tenga un bello día
I love you no matter what
Te quiero pase lo que pase.
I love you brother no matter what happens