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Translation : Have fun
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IPA : / amyz-twa bjɛ̃ /
It literally means:
This is the classic way French people are wishing each other to have a great time and to have some fun.
Another famous way to express such things is "Profite bien".
You have a friend going to Canada, you can wish him/her: "Amuse-toi bien au Canada !" (Have fun in Canada!)
Now if you have several friends going to Brazil, you might use instead: "Amusez-vous bien au Brésil !" (Have fun in Brazil!)
If you want to use this sentence in a formal situation, you have to use the same version as the plural one. So if your boss is going to India, you might say "Amusez-vous bien en Inde." (Have fun in India). Even if he is going alone.
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