How to Say ‘Everything was really delicious.’ in Mexican Spanish
Todo estuvo muy rico.
TOH-doh ehs-TOO-boh mwee RREE-koh
[TOH-doh ehs-TOO-boh mwee RREE-koh]
💬 Usage Tip: estuvo is the past form of estar, used here for how the food tasted that time. Swap the ending to describe one dish: La sopa estuvo muy rica.
Phrase Breakdown
Todo estuvo
TOH-doh ehs-TOO-boh
Everything was
'Estuvo' is the past tense of 'estar'. Link 'todo' and 'estuvo' smoothly. Stress 'tu'.
Todo estuvo perfecto.
Everything was perfect.
Words in this phrase
Todo
[TOH-doh]
everything
Used alone, 'todo' means everything.
Todo está bien.
Everything is fine.
estuvo
[ehs-TOO-boh]
it was
Past of 'estar', describing how something was.
La fiesta estuvo divertida.
The party was fun.
muy rico.
mwee RREE-koh
very delicious.
In Mexico, 'rico' means 'tasty' when talking about food. Roll the initial 'r' strongly.
El mole está muy rico.
The mole is very tasty.
Words in this phrase
muy
[mwee]
very
An adverb used to intensify an adjective or description.
«Muy» da más fuerza a la idea en «Es muy humana».
“Muy” gives more strength to the idea in “It is very human.”
rico
[RREE-koh]
tasty
With food, rico means delicious; elsewhere it can mean rich.
La salsa está rica.
The salsa is tasty.
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