How to Say ‘Really happy’ in Mexican Spanish
Bien contento
byehn kohn-TEHN-toh
[byehn kohn-TEHN-toh]
💬 Usage Tip: In Mexico, bien before a descriptive word often means "very": bien rico "really tasty", bien cansado "really tired".
Phrase Breakdown
Bien
[byehn]
very / really
In Mexico 'bien' before an adjective intensifies it like 'very'.
Está bien rico.
It's really tasty.
contento
[kohn-TEHN-toh]
happy / pleased
Adjective describing someone glad or content (masculine).
Mi suegro está contento.
My father-in-law is happy.
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