Good luck with that and may it be easy ???
how should these sentences be used? are there any differences between them? for example, when i see someone who works anywhere, can i say directly good luck with that or may it be easy?
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You could probably just say "good luck"
" good luck with that" might be interpreted as sarcastic or rude.
"May it be easy" is a little strange.
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In English we don't use 'may it be easy' as it sounds strange.
So it's best to use 'good luck with that' or just 'good luck' or 'break a leg'
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You can say good luck with that talking to a friend talking a joke. You can say good luck to give someone support or give them inspiration. May it be easy is not used so you should say something casual like I wish you the best or even good luck.
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