At a café. The conversation was good but it ends here: she is packing up, or you have decided not to ask for anything.

How to say “Have a good day” in Vietnamese

Chúc em một ngày vui nhé.

chook em mot ngay vooy nyeh

Word for word: Wish you one day happy, okay.

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Why it works

Leaving on a good wish, with nothing asked in return, is what makes her glad to recognise you if you cross paths in this café again. And you will: people here have their café.

The mistake to avoid

If she is visibly older it is Chúc chị một ngày vui nhé. Getting the pronoun wrong on your last sentence signs your exit with the one note she will remember.

What she says back, and what to do next

  • Dạ, anh cũng vậy nha.Could go either way

    You too.

    → Smile, nod, and go. It is a clean ending, do not try to reopen it.

  • Anh đi rồi hả? Cho em xin Zalo đi.Green light

    You're leaving? Give me your Zalo.

    → Give it simply, with no comment and no air of victory. She is the one who asked.

  • Dạ.That's a no

    Mm.

    → You leave. The single syllable is the entire answer.

Without nhé: the shorter version, to end it well on the street

At a café: the situation

She's sitting down. You have all the time you need. Every line on Vietflirt starts from a moment like this one, then gives the sentence, how it sounds to an English speaker, and what she is likely to answer. You learn the situation first, because that is what you will recognise on the street, not the words.

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Have it ready when the moment comes

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