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How to Say ‘Very well, thank you.’ in Mexican Spanish

Muy bien, gracias.

MOO-ee bee-EN GRAH-syahs

[MOO-ee bee-EN GRAH-syahs]

Phrase Breakdown

Muy bien,

MOO-ee bee-EN

Very well,

A common answer to 'How are you?' Say 'mwee byen' and blend the two words smoothly.

Example

Estoy muy bien.

I'm very well.

Words in this phrase

Muy

[MOO-ee]

very

An adverb used to intensify adjectives or adverbs, like bien.

Example

Muy bien es una respuesta positiva y cortés.

Muy bien is a positive and polite response.

bien

[bee-EN]

well / fine

A common word meaning well or fine; with muy, it means very good.

Example

Ella canta bien en el concierto.

She sings well at the concert.

gracias.

GRAH-syahs

thank you.

In Mexico it is pronounced 'GRAH-syahs', with an 's' sound and no 'th'.

Example

Muchas gracias.

Thank you very much.

Words in this phrase

gracias

[GRAH-syahs]

thank you / thanks

A very common polite expression used to thank someone.

Example

Gracias por su ayuda.

Thank you for your help.

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