Nice Day

[Kerim]

What does "Nice Day" mean? Is it the same with "Good Days or "Nice Days"

[Saxonlight]

The two are very close. With some subtle differences.

"Did you have a nice day?"
"Did you have a good day?"

Are both good (no punn intended) uses. To me the word "good" would mean the day was better, than a "nice" day, by a little bit.

If you say:

"It was a nice day."

This would not give me the impression you had as rewarding a day as if you had said:

"It was a good day."

Nice, to me, would suggest there was a little bit of the day you were not happy with.

"It was a great day."

Is better than "a good day".

Chris
http://www.hearseesay.com

[Ouisch]

"Nice" means pleasant, good but not great. If you say your day was "nice," it means all went well, there were no unpleasant surprises, but nothing out of the ordinary, either.

[Kerim]

Thanks