How to Say ‘Your shirt looks very good.’ in Mexican Spanish
Tu camisa se ve muy bien.
too kah-MEE-sah seh beh mwee byen
[too kah-MEE-sah seh beh mwee byen]
💬 Usage Tip: With one thing, you say [se ve]; with more than one, it changes to [se ven]. Compare [tu camisa se ve muy bien] and [tus botas se ven muy bien].
Phrase Breakdown
Tu
[too]
your
Shows possession and refers to the other person's item.
"Tu" estilo me llamó la atención desde lejos.
"Your" style caught my attention from far away.
camisa
[kah-MEE-sah]
shirt
A common clothing item often mentioned in compliments.
Esa "camisa" destaca mucho entre la gente.
That "shirt" stands out a lot among the crowd.
Se ve muy bien.
seh beh mwee byen
looks very good
A common way to say something appears attractive or suits someone well.
Te ves muy bien hoy.
You look very good today.
Words in this phrase
se
[seh]
it / itself
Part of the expression "se ve" meaning "it looks."
La palabra "se" ayuda a formar la expresión completa.
The word "it" helps form the complete expression.
ve
[beh]
looks
Used to describe how something appears visually.
Ese tono "ve" genial con tu vibra.
That shade "looks" great with your vibe.
muy
[mwee]
very
Makes the compliment stronger and warmer.
Con "muy" suena como un elogio más claro.
With "very," it sounds like a clearer compliment.
bien
[byen]
well / good
Means it looks good on the person.
Te queda "bien" esa combinación de ropa.
That outfit combination suits you "well."
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