How to Say ‘The house has been peaceful.’ in Mexican Spanish
La casa ha estado tranquila.
lah KAH-sah ah ehs-TAH-doh trahn-KEE-lah
[lah KAH-sah ah ehs-TAH-doh trahn-KEE-lah]
💬 Usage Tip: [Tranquila] matches [la casa], so it ends in [-a]. This same matching happens all the time: [la comida estuvo rica], but [el café estuvo rico].
Phrase Breakdown
La casa
lah KAH-sah
The house
Refers to the home or household.
La casa está limpia.
The house is clean.
Words in this phrase
La
[lah]
the
Feminine article for a singular noun.
La abuela está mejor hoy.
Grandma is better today.
casa
[KAH-sah]
house / home
Refers to the household or home atmosphere.
La casa siempre recibe a todos con cariño.
The house always welcomes everyone warmly.
Ha estado tranquila
ah ehs-TAH-doh trahn-KEE-lah
Has been calm / quiet
Describes a continuing state over a period of time.
La oficina ha estado tranquila hoy.
The office has been quiet today.
Words in this phrase
ha
[ah]
has
Auxiliary verb used with a participle to mean 'has.'
Ha estado lloviendo toda la tarde.
It has been raining all afternoon.
estado
[ehs-TAH-doh]
been
With 'ha,' it forms 'has been.'
Todo ha estado en orden últimamente.
Everything has been in order lately.
tranquila
[trahn-KEE-lah]
calm / quiet
Describes a peaceful state of the home; feminine form to match 'casa.'
La habitación ha estado tranquila toda la mañana.
The room has been quiet all morning.
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