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How to Say ‘Such a lovely evening’ in Mexican Spanish

Esta noche tan bonita

EHS-tah NOH-cheh tahn boh-NEE-tah

[EHS-tah NOH-cheh tahn boh-NEE-tah]

💬 Usage Tip: tan + a describing word means "such a" or "so" after the noun: una cena tan rica "such a delicious dinner".

Phrase Breakdown

Esta noche

EHS-tah NOH-cheh

This night / tonight

'Esta' (no accent) means 'this'. Sounds like 'ES-ta NO-che'.

Example

Esta noche hay luna llena.

Tonight there's a full moon.

Words in this phrase

Esta

[EHS-tah]

this

A demonstrative adjective used with feminine singular nouns.

Example

Esta semana te mando un correo para dar seguimiento.

This week I’ll send you an email to follow up.

noche

[NOH-cheh]

night / evening

The time after sunset; feminine noun.

Example

La noche está muy bonita.

The night is very lovely.

tan bonita

tahn boh-NEE-tah

so lovely

'Tan' means 'so' before an adjective.

Example

Es una flor tan bonita.

It's such a lovely flower.

Words in this phrase

tan

[tahn]

To such a great extent.

Example

Tan rápido como puedes.

As fast as you can.

bonita

[boh-NEE-tah]

lovely / beautiful (feminine)

Common Mexican word for pretty or nice; masculine 'bonito'.

Example

Qué casa tan bonita.

What a lovely house.

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