How to Say ‘What great news!’ in Mexican Spanish
¡Qué buena noticia!
keh BWEH-nah noh-TEE-syah
[keh BWEH-nah noh-TEE-syah]
💬 Usage Tip: noticia is one piece of news, so "good news" is singular here. Use noticias for news in general, as in the TV news.
Phrase Breakdown
Qué
[keh]
what / how
Adds emphasis and warmth to the phrase, similar to how nice.
Al estrechar la mano, digo Qué gusto conocerte.
When shaking hands, I say how nice to meet you.
buena
[BWEH-nah]
Good
Describing something as satisfactory or of high quality.
Me gustaría una buena vista desde mi asiento.
I would like a good view from my seat.
noticia
[noh-TEE-syah]
news
A piece of news; feminine noun.
Tengo una noticia importante.
I have important news.
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