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How do you say have a good day in polish?

There are a few ways to say "have a good day" in Polish, depending on the level of formality and the context:

Formal:

* Miłego dnia! (mee-leh-goh dnya) - This is the most common and neutral way to say it. It literally means "pleasant day."

* Dobrze spędzonego dnia! (dob-zhe spehn-dzehn-goh dnya) - This means "well-spent day," a bit more emphatic than "Miłego dnia."

Informal:

* Miłego! (mee-leh-goh) - This is a shortened version of "Miłego dnia" and is often used with friends or family.

* Dobrego dnia! (dob-reh-goh dnya) - This is a more direct translation of "good day," but slightly less common than "Miłego dnia."

* Szczęśliwego dnia! (shchen-shlee-veh-goh dnya) - This means "happy day," and is a more affectionate way to say it.

Other phrases:

* Do zobaczenia! (doh zo-bah-chen-ya) - This means "see you later" and can be used as a way to say goodbye while wishing someone a good day.

* Udanego dnia! (oo-da-neh-goh dnya) - This means "successful day," implying that you hope they have a productive and fulfilling day.

You can choose the phrase that best suits the situation and your relationship with the person you're talking to.

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