How to Say ‘The graph looks nice’ in Mexican Spanish
La gráfica queda bonita
lah GRAH-fee-kah KEH-dah boh-NEE-tah
[lah GRAH-fee-kah KEH-dah boh-NEE-tah]
💬 Usage Tip: [Quedar] often means [to turn out / end up looking] in design or appearance talk, not just [to stay] or [to meet]. You'll hear it a lot with adjectives: [queda bien], [queda bonito], [queda muy cargado].
Phrase Breakdown
La
[lah]
the
Feminine singular definite article.
La gráfica queda bonita con azul.
The chart looks nice with blue.
gráfica
[GRAH-fee-kah]
chart / graph
A visual representation of data; in Mexico, 'gráfica' often means chart or graph.
La gráfica necesita más espacio.
The chart needs more space.
queda
[KEH-dah]
turns out / looks / ends up
From 'quedar'; here it means how something ends up looking.
Así queda más clara.
That way it turns out clearer.
bonita
[boh-NEE-tah]
pretty / nice
Describes something attractive or pleasant-looking.
La presentación se ve bonita.
The presentation looks pretty.
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