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I wish you a good day too vs I wish you a good day as well

Both phrases are correct and commonly used to wish someone a good day after they've wished you the same. They convey the same meaning and can be used interchangeably.
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I wish you a good day too

This phrase is correct and commonly used to reciprocate good wishes for a good day.

This phrase is used to reciprocate good wishes for a good day that have been expressed to you.

Examples:

  • Thank you for wishing me a good day. I wish you a good day too!
  • I hope you have a great day. I wish you a good day too.
  • You're here for hours, so I'll thank you and wish you a good day.
  • I wish you both a good day.
  • I wish you all a good day.
  • So I shall wish you gentlemen good day.
  • Betsy and I am Beranof wish you good day!
  • SNCF and TGV are wishing you a good day.
  • He just wants to wish her a good day, because that's the start of her day.
  • Just wanted to wish Walt a good first day back.
  • The Spanish give you a good day's work, but they got no sense of time.
  • And so, with a heart full of love, I bid you a good day, gentlemen.
  • Ladies and gentlemen, I wish you a good weekend and I declare the session of the European Parliament adjourned.
  • I am pleased to have been released and I wish you a good trip.
  • Here's back your stick, and I wish you a good night.
  • "I wish you a good life abroad"
  • Dear Cevat,... I wish you a good journey.
  • I wish you a good catch, and I also wish you good health and enjoyment of the finer things in life in the years to come.
  • You have a good day too.
  • We therefore wish you a good afternoon.
  • Nothing... I wanted... to wish you a good evening.
  • We wish you a good trip to Pillnitz.

Alternatives:

  • I wish you a good day as well
  • I wish you a good day also
  • I wish you a good day, too
  • I wish you a good day, as well

I wish you a good day as well

This phrase is correct and commonly used to reciprocate good wishes for a good day.

This phrase is used to reciprocate good wishes for a good day that have been expressed to you.

Examples:

  • Thanks for the good wishes. I wish you a good day as well!
  • Have a wonderful day. I wish you a good day as well.
  • You're here for hours, so I'll thank you and wish you a good day.
  • SNCF and TGV are wishing you a good day.
  • The Spanish give you a good day's work, but they got no sense of time.
  • I wish you both a good day.
  • I wish you all a good day.
  • And so, with a heart full of love, I bid you a good day, gentlemen.
  • Ladies and gentlemen, I wish you a good weekend and I declare the session of the European Parliament adjourned.
  • I am pleased to have been released and I wish you a good trip.
  • Here's back your stick, and I wish you a good night.
  • "I wish you a good life abroad"
  • Dear Cevat,... I wish you a good journey.
  • I wish you a good catch, and I also wish you good health and enjoyment of the finer things in life in the years to come.
  • We therefore wish you a good afternoon.
  • Nothing... I wanted... to wish you a good evening.
  • We wish you a good trip to Pillnitz.
  • And the Cassie Awards make you a good get as well.
  • Thank you and I wish you all a good night.
  • Fantozzi! Fantozzi! I wish you a good work!
  • I wish you a good year, a wonderful year!
  • I wish you would handle the clients as well as you're handling me.

Alternatives:

  • I wish you a good day too
  • I wish you a good day also
  • I wish you a good day, too
  • I wish you a good day, as well

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