楽しんでくださいねって英語でなんて言うの？

The most common and casual way that I know to wish that someone will enjoy themselves at an event is to say, "Have a good time!" You can say this to someone who is leaving on their way to an event or to someone at a party, or even phrase it as a question. (Are you having a good time?) Have a great day! :D

These are casual and natural ways of saying it, especially when someone is leaving for a party/event.

1. Wishing everyone a pleasant time. 2. A more conservative and informal goodwill message. 3. Let's rock and roll! = Let's get started!; Let's get moving! A: Everybody ready? B: Yeah. A: Good. Let's rock and roll!

In the first line, the verb to 'enjoy'' has been used. It has several meanings, but, in this context, it means 'take delight or pleasure in the party'. Parties are meant to be enjoyed. One can not be gloomy and withdrawn at a party. One just has to liven up the party. So, you may exclaim: Enjoy the party! or Have lots of fun!

There are many different ways to tell people to have fun at an event or party. "Have fun" "Have a good time" "Please enjoy yourself" are all very good ways to let your guests know that you want them to have fun and that they are there to enjoy themselves.

"Have fun" and "Enjoy yourselves" these expressions are usually said when speaking to individual(s), telling/hoping that they have a good time, to have fund and 'enjoy yourself'. "Yourselves" if it is towards more than one person.

Enjoy! Enjoy yourself Have a great time Have a good time.

1. Have fun! 2. Have a blast! 3. Enjoy the party. These are all casual statements that you can say to your guests to encourage them to enjoy the event.

Party on! - this literally means "keep partying on" so you can use this phrase to tell someone one that you hope their party is really fun Have a great time. / Have fun! - you can use this in general for wishing someone a great time; for example, if they are taking a trip, going to a party, attending a concert or event, etc. e.g. Have a great time in Jamaica. / Have fun in Jamaica!

Either of above is a good way of telling participants to enjoy at a party or event.

"Have fun," "enjoy the party," and "have a good time" are all casual ways to say 楽しんで下さいね in a casual way. You could also simply say "enjoy!" or "cheers!" as well. A more formal way would be to say "please enjoy yourselves."

You can say any of the above phrases to wish people a good time at your event or party. A very casual thing to say would be: Have a good 'un! The word "'un" is a shortened way to say "one" which is referring to a good time. So if you say: Have a good 'un! It means: Have a good one (enjoy your time here).

a formal way to ask this would be to say something like "have a good time" otherwise you could just say "have fun" or "enjoy"