How to Say ‘Hear you well’ in Mexican Spanish
Te escucho bien
teh eh-SKOO-choh byen
[teh eh-SKOO-choh byen]
💬 Usage Tip: With object pronouns like [te], Spanish puts them before the verb: [te escucho], [te veo], [te entiendo].
Phrase Breakdown
Te
[teh]
you
Direct object pronoun meaning 'you'; the person being heard is you.
Te escucho bien cuando te acercas un poco.
I hear you well when you come a little closer.
escucho
[eh-SKOO-choh]
I hear / I listen to
From escuchar; here it means 'I hear you.'
Te escucho bien cuando baja la música.
I hear you well when the music goes down.
bien
[byen]
well
Describes hearing clearly or properly.
Te escucho bien solo si hablas cerca.
I hear you well only if you speak nearby.
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