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Que te lo pases bien

Have a good time

Greetings & Smalltalk
Notes & Usage:

Said before someone goes to an event, party, trip, or outing. Warmer and more specific than que tengas un buen día.

See It in Context

¡Que te lo pases bien en la boda!

Have a great time at the wedding!

—Me voy de vacaciones mañana. —¡Que te lo pases bien!

—I'm going on holiday tomorrow. —Have a great time!

Que te lo pases bien y ya me contarás.

Have a good time and tell me all about it.