How to Say ‘You're getting better’ in Mexican Spanish
Vas mejorando
bahs meh-hoh-RAHN-doh
[bahs meh-hoh-RAHN-doh]
💬 Usage Tip: [Ir] + a word ending in [-ando/-iendo] often means someone is gradually changing. So [vas mejorando] is "you're getting better," like [voy entendiendo] = "I'm starting to get it."
Phrase Breakdown
Vas
[bahs]
you are going
From ir; with a gerund it shows gradual progress, like you're getting better.
Vas mejorando con esas respuestas coquetas.
You’re getting better with those flirtatious answers.
mejorando
[meh-hoh-RAHN-doh]
improving / getting better
Gerund of mejorar; used to say someone is improving over time.
Si sigues así, vas mejorando más rápido de lo que pensé.
If you keep this up, you're improving faster than I thought.
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