How to Say ‘Are very special’ in Mexican Spanish
Son muy especiales
sohn mooy es-peh-syah-lehs
[sohn mooy es-peh-syah-lehs]
Phrase Breakdown
Son
[sohn]
they are
A form of ser used to describe what something is like.
Los cumpleaños son muy especiales para mi abuela.
Birthdays are very special for my grandmother.
Muy especiales
mooy es-peh-syah-lehs
very special
Phrase used to describe something or someone as especially important or meaningful.
Mis abuelos son muy especiales.
My grandparents are very special.
Words in this phrase
muy
[mooy]
very
An adverb that adds emphasis to an adjective.
Los cumpleaños son muy divertidos en mi casa.
Birthdays are very fun in my house.
especiales
[es-peh-syah-lehs]
special
A plural adjective used to describe important or meaningful things.
Estos momentos son especiales para toda la familia.
These moments are special for the whole family.
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