Q&AHave a great day-Which is more formal?

Have a great day-Which is more formal?

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Tenga un gran día or Que tengas un gran día.

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updated Feb 26, 2013

posted by osas-baby

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"Que tenga un buen día" is more formal.

updated Feb 26, 2013

posted by -cae-

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