Vaya: Con Dios

In one of the most famous lines in action cinema, Keanu Reeves (as Johnny Utah) says it to Patrick Swayze (Bodhi) before the final surf.

"Vaya con Dios" is one of those phrases that feels like a warm breeze. It’s poetic, slightly cinematic, and carries a weight that a simple "goodbye" just can't match. 1. What Does It Actually Mean? Translated literally, it means Vaya: The formal imperative form of ir (to go). con: With. Dios: God. Vaya con Dios

To sound authentic, remember that the "V" in Spanish is soft, sounding almost like a "B." Phonetic: In one of the most famous lines in

(Equally / Same to you): A safe bet in any situation. "Gracias" (Thank you): Simple and sincere. 5. Pro Tip: Pronunciation con: With

The phrase has some serious "cool factor" thanks to its frequent appearances in media: