Are you looking for ways to respond to “Happy Friday?” It’s a nice phrase to encourage you to enjoy your day in person or in email formats. This article will explore some options that’ll help you understand how to respond to “Happy Friday” when it comes up at work.
The best replies to “Happy Friday” are “Happy Friday to you too,” “Thank you. Happy Friday,” and “Thanks, and you.” These simple responses allow you to turn someone’s kind message back on them. It’s a polite way to be appreciative and receptive to their good wishes.
1. Happy Friday to You Too
“Happy Friday to you too” is a great response to use. Including “to you too” at the end of any positive message is a simple but effective way to turn the sentiment around on someone, showing that you care about them.
It’s great to show appreciation and politeness on your part.
- Happy Friday!
- Happy Friday to you too! You always know how to make me smile when I see you.
- Happy Friday!
- Happy Friday to you, too! I’m going to make the most of my weekend. I’ll see you again soon!
It’s possible to use a phrase like this in a formal email as well. Here’s a quick demonstration:
- Dear sir,
- Happy Friday to you, too! I look forward to seeing you again in the office on Monday.
- All the best,
- Terry
2. Thank You. Happy Friday
“Thank you. Happy Friday” is another simple response. Sometimes, the simplest responses are the most effective. It is direct and allows you to turn the sentiment around on the original speaker without coming up with anything unique.
- Happy Friday!
- Thank you. Happy Friday. It’s nice to have so many friendly faces around the office these days.
- Happy Friday!
- Thank you. Happy Friday, man! I love that you’re able to say goodbye to us.
3. Thanks, and You
“Thanks, and you” is a great response when you don’t want to think about anything else or try to be funny with your response. It allows you to respond to someone naturally without worrying about saying something more elegant.
“And you” is always a great choice if you don’t know what else to say. It returns the original message with very little effort.
- Happy Friday!
- Thanks, and you! Are you still free to come out for drinks on Saturday night?
- Happy Friday!
- Thanks, and you! It’s going to be the best weekend I’ve had in a very long time.
4. Thank You, and Happy Friday
“Thank you, and Happy Friday” is a simplistic response that uses basic reply rules to remain polite. “Thank you” shows you appreciate the message. “And happy Friday” shows that you want to return the message.
It couldn’t be simpler than that! This phrase is a great one to use when you don’t have anything better to say.
- Happy Friday!
- Thank you, and happy Friday. I’m not sure what I’ll do this weekend. What about you?
- Happy Friday!
- Thank you, and happy Friday. You’re such a positive influence around the office.
5. Back at You!
“Back at you!” is an informal exclamation to use as a reply. It shows that you want to return the sentiment “back at” the original person who wished you well. It’s a great way to show that you appreciate their kindness.
- Happy Friday!
- Back at you! You’re always so polite. Thank you for cheering me up at the end of the week.
- Happy Friday!
- Right back at you! Are you doing anything nice over the weekend that you want to share?
6. And to You!
“And to you!” is a simple way to respond to someone and return the sentiment of “Happy Friday” to them. It shows that you want them to experience the same joy as you when you accept their kind words.
It’s a simple response, but it works well. You may use it formally or informally.
- Happy Friday!
- And to you, Martin! How many more hours do you have to work before you can go home?
- Happy Friday!
- And to you! It’s been so nice to work closely with you this week. I’ll see you on Monday.
7. Thanks a Lot
“Thanks a lot” is a simple way to accept most positive messages. It is not specific to “Happy Friday.” You should use it when you appreciate someone for wishing you a “Happy Friday.”
“A lot” is added to the end of “thanks” in informal situations. This is a great informal phrase to use when you appreciate the things someone said to you.
- Happy Friday!
- Thanks a lot! See you after the weekend is done, then!
- Happy Friday!
- Thanks a lot! I’m going to miss seeing you around the office for the next few weeks, though.
8. Cheers!
“Cheers!” is an informal response showing that you appreciate someone and their kind words. It should only be used informally. “Cheers” is not a formal word; you should be careful using it in situations that call for utmost formality.
- Happy Friday!
- Cheers! I have a few ideas that should be fun. Do you have any weekend plans?
- Happy Friday!
- Cheers! I’d love to do something with you this weekend. Would you like to come out with me?
9. Have a Great Weekend
“Have a great weekend” shows that you accept someone’s kind words. It shows that you want them to enjoy their “weekend” after the “Happy Friday” has ended.
This phrase works best when Friday is the last day of work for both you and the person wishing you a happy Friday. It shows that you can both let loose and enjoy time away from work.
- Happy Friday!
- Have a great weekend! Have you got any fun plans that you’re going to do?
- Happy Friday!
- Have a great weekend! I’ll see you first thing on Monday. I can’t wait for then.
10. I’ve Got a Busy Weekend
“I’ve got a busy weekend” lets the speaker know that you have plans over the weekend. It could be positive or negative, meaning that “Happy Friday” might not be as “Happy” after all.
- Happy Friday!
- I’ve got a busy weekend, but I’m glad you’re remaining positive. Fridays are usually more fun than this.
- Happy Friday!
- I’ve got such a busy weekend! I’m looking forward to some time away from work, though.
11. See You on Monday
“See you on Monday” is a great way to respond to “Happy Friday.” It shows that you (and the well-wisher) are going to leave for Friday to enjoy your weekend doing various activities.
The implication is that you won’t see each other again until you’re back at work on the following Monday. It’s a great way to show appreciation and acceptance of “Happy Friday” without having to return the message directly.
- Happy Friday!
- See you on Monday! I hope you’ve got some awesome pictures to share with me then.
- Happy Friday!
- See you on Monday. I can’t wait to hear all about the things you got up to while you were camping.
12. Got Any Plans?
“Got any plans?” allows you to set up a positive conversation with someone. It checks with them to see if they have anything fun planned. It’s a great way to see what they might get up to over the weekend while they’re not at work.
It might also give you some ideas to do yourself. If you want to do fun new things on the weekend, “got any plans?” could help you come up with “plans” of your own.
- Happy Friday!
- Got any plans? I’d love to hear some of your ideas to make the most of your time away.
- Happy Friday!
- Have you got any plans? I’m keen to hear about them! I love hearing people’s weekend ideas.
13. I’ve Been Looking Forward to the Weekend
“I’ve been looking forward to the weekend” shows that you’re enjoying the “Happy Friday” before the weekend begins. It’s a great way to show that you’re ready to leave work for the weekend and make the most of your time off.
Most people will relate to this sentiment. It’s a good choice if you’re looking to set up a brief conversation about weekend plans.
- Happy Friday!
- I’ve been looking forward to the weekend since Monday! This is going to be a good one.
- Happy Friday!
- I’ve been looking forward to the weekend. It’s about time that I get to have some fun.
14. I’m Glad Work’s Over!
“I’m glad work’s over!” is a great informal phrase you can use. “Work’s” means “work is” here; it’s a contraction rather than the possessive form. It should only be used informally because you’ve contracted “is.”
Still, it’s a great way to talk to your colleagues about your enjoyment of work being “over.” It works best on a Friday because that’s generally when a working week ends.
- Happy Friday!
- I’m glad work’s over! It feels like it’s been going on for way longer than it needs to this week.
- Happy Friday!
- I’m glad work’s over! It’s such a nice change of pace to enjoy a weekend.
15. You’re Always So Positive!
“You’re always so positive!” is a great way to recognise and appreciate someone’s energy. It shows that you find someone positive and interesting to be around. It’s a kind way to accept “Happy Friday” when they approach you with it.
- Happy Friday!
- You’re always so positive! How do you remain this lively by the end of the week?
- Happy Friday!
- You’re always so positive! Thank you for putting a smile on my face every day!