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Have a good time in yiddish?

There are a few ways to say "have a good time" in Yiddish, depending on the context and nuance you want to convey:

General good wishes:

* "Hav a gut tsait" (pronounced: hahv ah goot tsayt) - This is the most common and straightforward way to say "have a good time."

* "Zolst dir gut hobn" (pronounced: zolst deer goot hovn) - This literally means "May you have good." It's a slightly more formal and well-wishing way to say "have a good time."

For a specific event:

* "Zolst dir gut zein" (pronounced: zolst deer goot zeyn) - This means "May you be well" and is often used for an event like a party or celebration.

* "Hob a gutn shpas" (pronounced: hov ah gootn shpas) - This means "Have a good time" specifically for something enjoyable or fun.

For a more personal touch:

* "Hob a gutn tag" (pronounced: hov ah gootn tag) - This means "Have a good day" and can be used even if the event is in the evening.

* "Gezunt un freilekh" (pronounced: gezunt un freylekh) - This means "Healthy and happy" and is a good option if you want to wish someone well in general.

The best choice for you will depend on the specific situation and your relationship with the person.

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