How to Say ‘Your boots look very good.’ in Mexican Spanish
Tus botas se ven muy bien.
toos BOH-tahs seh behn mwee byen
[toos BOH-tahs seh behn mwee byen]
Phrase Breakdown
Tus
[toos]
your
Shows the boots belong to the person you are complimenting.
"Tus" zapatos siempre llaman la atención.
"Your" shoes always draw attention.
botas
[BOH-tahs]
boots
A plural noun for boots, often used in compliments about style.
Esas "botas" completan muy bien tu outfit.
Those "boots" complete your outfit very well.
Se ven muy bien.
seh behn mwee byen
they look very good
Used to compliment the appearance of the boots.
Tus lentes se ven muy bien.
Your glasses look very good.
Words in this phrase
se
[seh]
they / themselves
Part of "se ven," the expression for how plural items look.
La palabra "se" forma la expresión correcta en plural.
The word "they" forms the correct expression in the plural.
ven
[behn]
look
Plural form meaning "they look" when talking about more than one item.
Tus botas "ven" perfectas para esta noche.
Your boots "look" perfect for tonight.
muy
[mwee]
very
Used to intensify the compliment.
Con "muy" el comentario suena más cálido.
With "very," the comment sounds warmer.
bien
[byen]
well / good
Means they look good or fit the person's style well.
Te quedan "bien" esas botas con jeans.
Those boots suit you "well" with jeans.
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