How to Say ‘Nice shoes.’ in Mexican Spanish
Qué bonitos zapatos.
keh boh-NEE-tohs sah-PAH-tohs
[keh boh-NEE-tohs sah-PAH-tohs]
💬 Usage Tip: With a plural noun, the adjective also goes plural: [bonitos zapatos], not [bonito zapatos]. Same idea: [bonitas botas], [lindos lentes].
Phrase Breakdown
Qué
[keh]
what
Exclamatory word for admiration or praise.
¡Qué bonitos zapatos traes hoy!
What nice shoes you're wearing today!
bonitos
[boh-NEE-tohs]
nice
Masculine plural adjective meaning pretty or nice.
Qué bonitos zapatos compraste.
What nice shoes you bought.
zapatos
[sah-PAH-tohs]
shoes
Plural noun meaning shoes.
Qué bonitos zapatos llevas.
What nice shoes you're wearing.
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