How to Say ‘They look good together.’ in Mexican Spanish
Se ven muy bien juntas.
seh behn mwee bee-EHN HOON-tahs
[seh behn mwee bee-EHN HOON-tahs]
💬 Usage Tip: [Juntas] changes to match what you're talking about. For masculine items you'd say [juntos], as in [se ven muy bien juntos].
Phrase Breakdown
Se
[seh]
they/you all
Here, se is part of the expression se ven, meaning 'they look' or 'you all look' depending on context.
En la foto, Se ven muy bien juntas.
In the photo, they look very good together.
ven
[behn]
look
Ven comes from ver and here means 'look' in the sense of appearance.
Con esos vestidos, se ven muy bien juntas.
With those dresses, they look very good together.
muy
[mwee]
very
Muy is a common intensifier meaning 'very.'
Tus aretes y tu vestido se ven muy bien juntas.
Your earrings and your dress look very good together.
bien
[bee-EHN]
well
Bien means 'well' or 'good' depending on the phrase; here it helps say something looks good.
Esos colores se ven muy bien juntas.
Those colors look very good together.
juntas
[HOON-tahs]
together
Juntas means 'together' in feminine plural, used for feminine items or women.
Tus pulseras se ven muy bien juntas.
Your bracelets look very good together.
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