How to Say ‘Your hair looks great.’ in Mexican Spanish
Tu cabello se ve muy bien.
too kah-BEH-yoh seh beh mwee byen
[too kah-BEH-yoh seh beh mwee byen]
💬 Usage Tip: Spanish often says something 'looks itself' with [verse]: [se ve bien]. So [Tu cabello se ve muy bien] is the natural pattern, just like [Tu casa se ve bonita].
🇲🇽 In Mexico: Comments on hair can be fine if they clearly stay about style, not the person's body. With strangers, keep your tone light so it reads as a casual compliment, not flirting.
Phrase Breakdown
Tu
[too]
your
Informal singular possessive adjective.
Tu cabello se ve muy bien hoy.
Your hair looks very good today.
cabello
[kah-BEH-yoh]
hair
Noun meaning hair, usually the hair on someone's head.
Tu cabello se ve muy bien con ese corte.
Your hair looks very good with that haircut.
se
[seh]
itself
Reflexive pronoun used here as part of se ve, meaning looks.
Tu cabello se ve muy bien así.
Your hair looks very good like that.
ve
[beh]
looks
Form of ver used in se ve to describe appearance.
Tu cabello se ve muy bien suelto.
Your hair looks very good down.
muy
[mwee]
very
Adverb of intensity.
Tu cabello se ve muy bien peinado.
Your hair looks very well styled.
bien
[byen]
good
Here it means good or nice in appearance.
Tu cabello se ve muy bien hoy.
Your hair looks very good today.
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