How to Say ‘Yes, everything was really good.’ in Mexican Spanish
Sí, todo estuvo muy rico.
see TOH-doh ehs-TOO-boh mwee RREE-koh
[see TOH-doh ehs-TOO-boh mwee RREE-koh]
Phrase Breakdown
Sí, todo estuvo
see TOH-doh ehs-TOO-boh
Yes, everything was
Pause briefly after 'Sí', then link 'todo estuvo' smoothly.
Sí, todo estuvo bien.
Yes, everything was fine.
Words in this phrase
Sí
[see]
yes
Basic word used to give an affirmative answer.
Sí, me interesa conocer más vacantes.
Yes, I'm interested in learning about more openings.
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.
Roll the 'r' at the start of 'rico'. This is the common way to praise food.
El pozole estuvo muy rico.
The pozole was 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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