Shavua Tov (Hebrew: שבוע טוב, "Good Week") is a traditional Jewish greeting and blessing used after Havdalah, the ceremony marking the end of Shabbat and the beginning of the new week.
It is typically said from Saturday night after Havdalah until Sunday. Saying "Shavua Tov" is wishing someone a good and blessed week.
It is common to sing songs after Havdalah, and many of these include the phrase "Shavua Tov, Shavua Tov, Um'vorach" (A good week, a good week, and a blessed one).
The phrase encapsulates the hope for a positive and productive week ahead following the restful Shabbat. It is a simple yet meaningful way to connect with others in the Jewish community and express good wishes.
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