How do you say "Something good could come up." in Mexican Spanish?

"Something good could come up." in Mexican Spanish is "Puede salir algo bueno.". This phrase is commonly used in Mexico.

What does "Puede salir algo bueno." mean in English?

"Puede salir algo bueno." means "Something good could come up." in English.

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How to Say ‘Something good could come up.’ in Mexican Spanish

Puede salir algo bueno.

PWEH-deh sah-LEER AHL-goh BWEH-noh

[PWEH-deh sah-LEER AHL-goh BWEH-noh]

🇲🇽 In Mexico: This is encouraging but vague. In networking, people often speak this way to stay positive without promising results.

Phrase Breakdown

Puede

[PWEH-deh]

can / could

Third-person singular of poder; expresses possibility or ability.

Example

Puede salir una colaboración importante.

An important collaboration can come out of it.

salir

[sah-LEER]

to come out / turn out

Infinitive verb meaning to come out, result, or emerge from a situation.

Example

De esta reunión puede salir algo útil.

Something useful can come out of this meeting.

Algo bueno

AHL-goh BWEH-noh

Something good

A phrase referring to a positive result or outcome.

Example

Espero algo bueno.

I hope for something good.

Words in this phrase

algo

[AHL-goh]

something

Indefinite pronoun meaning 'something'; refers to an unspecified thing.

Example

Puede pasar algo interesante hoy.

Something interesting can happen today.

bueno

[BWEH-noh]

good

Adjective meaning good, positive, or beneficial.

Example

Puede ser un cambio bueno para ti.

It can be a good change for you.

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