buenos días

[bwe-naws thee-ahs]

interjection

Spanish.

1. good morning; good day.

Example Sentences

“Tell them,” Hernández said in Spanish, “Buenos días.”

From Los Angeles Times

“Buenos días, fanaticos,” Ohtani said.

From Los Angeles Times

That’s enough for a good morning or buenos días, a have a good day or que tenga un buen día, or even just a wave and a smile.

From Slate

“Buenos días — good morning — everybody!”

From Los Angeles Times

“Buenos días, compas y compitas,” he began, before launching into a passionate oration on the persistent problem of wage theft.

From Los Angeles Times

When To Use

What does buenos días mean?

Buenos días means "good morning" or "good day" in Spanish. It is used as a common, polite greeting. What are some other words related to buenos días?

• buenas noches



• buenas tardes



• hola