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=== Wishing Someone a Good Night ===
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=== Wishing Someone a Good Night ===
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#Say "que pases buenas noches" (kay pah-SAYS boo-EHN-ahs noh-CHAYS). This phrase is a friendly command to pass or spend a good night. In this form of the phrase, the verb ''pasar'' is conjugated informally.<ref>https://www.howtolearnspanishfree.com/goodnight-spanish-sweet-dreams-sleep-well/</ref>[[Image:Say Goodnight in Spanish Step 5 Version 7.jpg|center]]
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#Say "que pases buenas noches" (kay pah-SAYS boo-EHN-ahs noh-CHAYS). This phrase is a friendly command to pass or spend a [[Say Good in Spanish|good]] night. In this form of the phrase, the verb ''pasar'' is conjugated informally.<ref>https://www.howtolearnspanishfree.com/goodnight-spanish-sweet-dreams-sleep-well/</ref>[[Image:Say Goodnight in Spanish Step 5 Version 7.jpg|center]]
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#*Use this conjugation when you're speaking to children, or to friends and family members with whom you're on familiar, casual terms.
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#*Use this conjugation when you're speaking to children, or to friends and family members with whom you're on familiar, casual terms.
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#Use "que pase buenas noches" (kays pah-SAY boo-EHN-ahs noh-CHAYS ooh-STEHD) in more formal settings. If you're speaking with someone who is older than you, or holds some position of authority, you want to use the formal pronoun ''usted'' when wishing them a good night.<ref>https://www.howtolearnspanishfree.com/goodnight-spanish-sweet-dreams-sleep-well/</ref>[[Image:Say Goodnight in Spanish Step 6 Version 7.jpg|center]]
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#Use "que pase buenas noches" (kays pah-SAY boo-EHN-ahs noh-CHAYS ooh-STEHD) in more formal settings. If you're speaking with someone who is older than you, or holds some position of authority, you want to use the formal pronoun ''usted'' when wishing them a good night.<ref>https://www.howtolearnspanishfree.com/goodnight-spanish-sweet-dreams-sleep-well/</ref>[[Image:Say Goodnight in Spanish Step 6 Version 7.jpg|center]]
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