How to Say ‘That sounds fair’ in Mexican Spanish
Eso suena justo
eh-soh swhe-nah hoos-toh
[eh-soh swhe-nah hoos-toh]
💬 Usage Tip: A common phrase that combines perception 'suena' with fairness 'justo'.
🇲🇽 In Mexico: Fairness in Mexican society is crucial in negotiations, whether legal or casual.
Phrase Breakdown
Eso
[eh-soh]
That
Used to refer to something previously mentioned or easily identified.
Eso suena justo y razonable.
That sounds fair and reasonable.
suena
[swhe-nah]
Sounds
Describes how something seems when heard.
Eso suena como una buena idea.
That sounds like a good idea.
justo
[hoos-toh]
Fair
Denoting something that is fair or just.
Tu propuesta suena justa.
Your proposal sounds fair.
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