How to Say ‘Has been calm’ in Mexican Spanish
Ha estado tranquila
ah ehs-TAH-doh trahn-KEE-lah
[ah ehs-TAH-doh trahn-KEE-lah]
💬 Usage Tip: [Tranquila] changes to match [la casa], which is feminine. With a masculine noun, you'd say [tranquilo], like [el día ha estado tranquilo].
Phrase Breakdown
Ha
[ah]
has
Form of 'haber' used to make the present perfect with a singular subject.
Ha cambiado mucho este año.
It has changed a lot this year.
estado
[ehs-TAH-doh]
been
Past participle of 'estar'; with 'ha' it means 'has been.'
La casa ha estado limpia toda la semana.
The house has been clean all week.
tranquila
[trahn-KEE-lah]
calm / quiet
Describes something feminine as calm, quiet, or peaceful.
La tarde estuvo tranquila después de la visita.
The afternoon was calm after the visit.
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