¡Buena suerte!
Good luck!
Meaning
Used to wish someone success or good fortune.
Cultural Background
In Spain, it is common to say '¡Mucha suerte!' to friends. It is very informal and warm. Mexicans often add '¡Échale ganas!' (Give it your all!) alongside '¡Buena suerte!' to emphasize effort. Argentines might use '¡Suerte!' alone, often with a friendly tone.
Gender Matters
Always remember 'suerte' is feminine. It's 'buena', not 'buen'.
Regional Flair
In Mexico, add '¡Échale ganas!' to sound more natural.
Meaning
Used to wish someone success or good fortune.
Gender Matters
Always remember 'suerte' is feminine. It's 'buena', not 'buen'.
Regional Flair
In Mexico, add '¡Échale ganas!' to sound more natural.
Visual Learning Aids
Frequently Asked Questions
8 questionsNo, use '¡Felicidades!' instead.
It is neutral and works everywhere.
Because 'suerte' is feminine.
Yes, it is perfectly polite.
No, it is always singular.
Use '¡Mucha suerte!'
It can be, depending on tone.
No, just the phrase.
Related Phrases
¡Échale ganas!
builds onGive it your all
¡Que te vaya bien!
similarHope it goes well
¡Muchos éxitos!
similarMuch success
