How do I say "have a safe flight" in German?
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How do I say "have a safe flight" in German?The German imperative (or imperative in any language for that matter) has never been my strongest grammar point, so I'll ask the TSR language experts: how do I say "have a safe flight" in German? This is to a very good friend, so the "du" version would be best if it makes a difference.
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Re: How do I say "have a safe flight" in German?"Ich wünsche dir einen guten Flug!" (Or simply: "Guten Flug!")
No imperative necessary, you don't really generally order someone to have a good journey - it's not really something you have that much control over anyway!
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Re: How do I say "have a safe flight" in German?Fair point about the imperative! Thanks a lot(Original post by kasten)
"Ich wünsche dir einen guten Flug!" (Or simply: "Guten Flug!")
No imperative necessary, you don't really generally order someone to have a good journey - it's not really something you have that much control over anyway!
