How do you say "have a good day in french and how do you say "whats your name"?

Answer 1

"Bonne journee" and depending on if you wish to speak proper "quelle est votre nom?' or if you want to say hey "c'est quoi ton nom?" both mean "what is your name?".
Oui, Oui

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How do you say "have a good day in french and how do you say "whats your name"?

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"Have a good day" = Passez une bonne journée

Not "Ayez une bonne journée"
"Ayez" is the present tense of the verb "Avoir" (to have), but that would mean that you can take a day and put it in your pocket, which doesn't make sense.

"What's your name?" is either:
"Quel est votre nom?" --Which is what a secretary would ask while writing a form when you make an appointment.
Or
"Comment vous appelez-vous?" --It is the polite form when meeting a stranger and asking his/her name. It means "How do people call you?", so as to not boss the person around and ordering him to give you his name.

Answer 5

Teen-agers would ask: "Comment tu t'appelles?" It's a casual way of asking "Comment t'appelles-tu?" If you're talking to an older person, it wouldn't be polite to ask their name. It's up to them to give their name and ask you what your name is.

Answer 6

Have a good day!--- Bonne journee
What's your name?--- Comment t'appelles-tu? 0r quel est ton nom?

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Answer 8

have a good day = Ayez une bonne journée.
what's your name = Quel est votre nom ?