20 Ways to Say Have a Good Day in English

Jackie Bolen
4 min readApr 25, 2024

Do you remember the last time someone said “Have a good day” to you? How did you feel? Let me guess. You probably felt thankful and happy. Wishing somebody to have a good day can really cheer up that person whether you two are close or not. Furthermore, just think about the fact that you made someone’s day by saying a simple sentence. You’ll feel much better about yourself as well. In conclusion, saying “have a good day” is a great way to start the day for everyone. So, in this article, we’ll give you a list of some different ways to say “Have a good day” in English, so that you don’t need to say the same line over and over again.

Why Do People Say Have a Good Day?

People say “have a good day” to be polite and cheerful. You don’t necessarily have to be super sincere when you say it. Some people probably say it without actually thinking about the meaning. Usually, people say it at the end of a conversation to wrap it up in a nice but very easy way. Even if you say it in an insincere way, it is still a comforting and heartwarming phrase to hear.

Ways to Say Have a Good Day

Here are 20 different ways. to say “Have a good day” in English.

  1. Have a nice day.
  2. Have a great day.
  3. Have a good one.
  4. Have a great one.
  5. Have a lovely day.
  6. Have a good rest of your day.
  7. I hope you have an amazing day.
  8. I hope you have an awesome day.
  9. I hope you have a wonderful day.
  10. I hope your day goes well.
  11. Enjoy the rest of your day.
  12. Take it easy.
  13. Wishing you a splendid day ahead!
  14. Here’s to a fantastic day!
  15. May your day be filled with joy and positivity!
  16. May your day be as amazing as you are!
  17. May your day be a masterpiece of happiness!
  18. Sending you sunshine for your day!
  19. Have a delightful day filled with pleasant surprises!
  20. Wishing you a day overflowing with blessings!

FAQs About Saying Have a Nice Day

Here are some of the most frequently asked questions about other ways to say “have a good day” in English.

What is another way to say have a good day?

Common alternatives to “have a good day” include “have a nice day,” “have a good one,” and “have a great day.”

How do you wish somebody a good day in a unique way?

Here are some unique ways to wish somebody a good day:

  • Wishing you a splendid day ahead!
  • Sending you sunshine for your day!
  • May your day be a masterpiece of happiness!

How do you say good day in a cute way?

If you want to say “have a good day” in a cute or sweet way, try this:

  • Wishing you a day as sweet as honey.
  • Sending you warm hugs and good vibes for the day ahead!
  • Wishing you a day that’s as bright and beautiful as your smile!

Is it polite to say have a good day?

Yes, saying “have a good day” is generally considered polite and friendly. It’s a common expression used to wish a good day for someone or nicely end a conversation.

How do you send a have a good day text message?

Here are some good examples of how to say “have a good day” through text messages.

  • Hey [Name], just wanted to wish you a fantastic day ahead! 😊
  • Good morning! Hope you slept well. Just wanted to send a quick message to say have a good day! Remember to smile and enjoy the little moments today. 🌞
  • Hi [Name], I know you’ve got a busy day ahead, but I wanted to send some good vibes your way. Have a good day, and don’t forget to take breaks and breathe! You’ve got this! 💪

Can I say have a nice day?

Yes, “have a nice day” is another common way to say “have a good day.” Another way to say it includes “have a great day,” “have a good one,” and “have an amazing day.”

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Have a Nice Day: Join the Conversation

How do you usually say have a good day? Let us know your way of saying it in the comments! We’d love to hear from you.

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Jackie Bolen

Jackie Bolen is an ESL Teacher and author who publishes books and content for teachers and English learners. You can find her at the Let's Talk TEFL podcast.