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How do you say "have a nice day" in Chinese?

祝你有美好的一天

zhù nǐ yǒu měi hǎo de yī tiān

Phrase Hanzi

In Chinese, "have a nice day" is 祝你有美好的一天 (zhù nǐ yǒu měi hǎo de yī tiān).

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Pronunciation

Pronounce zhù nǐ yǒu měi hǎo de yī tiān by giving it "zhù" snapped down sharply (fourth tone), then "nǐ" dipped low then curled back up (third tone), then "yǒu" dipped low then curled back up (third tone), then "měi" dipped low then curled back up (third tone), then "hǎo" dipped low then curled back up (third tone), then "de" kept light and neutral, then "yī" held flat and high (first tone), then "tiān" held flat and high (first tone).

Writing and usage

祝你有美好的一天 is written using hanzi. It's a phrase, part of the vocabulary taught in the Noun Town language learning game.

Example sentence

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How to remember 祝你有美好的一天

Picture have a nice day while you say "zhù nǐ yǒu měi hǎo de yī tiān" — the sound rhymes loosely with "joo nee yoh may how duh yee tyen", which is your cue to think of have a nice day.

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Questions about 祝你有美好的一天

How do you pronounce 祝你有美好的一天?

Pronounce zhù nǐ yǒu měi hǎo de yī tiān by giving it "zhù" snapped down sharply (fourth tone), then "nǐ" dipped low then curled back up (third tone), then "yǒu" dipped low then curled back up (third tone), then "měi" dipped low then curled back up (third tone), then "hǎo" dipped low then curled back up (third tone), then "de" kept light and neutral, then "yī" held flat and high (first tone), then "tiān" held flat and high (first tone).

Is 祝你有美好的一天 formal or casual?

祝你有美好的一天 is a neutral, everyday word that works in both casual and polite speech.

How is 祝你有美好的一天 used in Chinese?

祝你有美好的一天 is used the same way as the equivalent English phrase. For example: (have a nice day).

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