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