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How to Say ‘That sounds excellent.’ in Mexican Spanish

Eso suena excelente.

EH-soh SWEH-nah ehk-seh-LEHN-teh

[EH-soh SWEH-nah ehk-seh-LEHN-teh]

💬 Usage Tip: Spanish uses [sonar] where English uses [sound]: [Eso suena excelente]. It's a handy pattern: [Eso suena bien], [Eso suena interesante].

Phrase Breakdown

Eso suena

EH-soh SWEH-nah

That sounds

Used to express an impression or reaction to what someone says.

Example

Eso suena bien.

That sounds good.

Words in this phrase

Eso

[EH-soh]

that

Demonstrative pronoun meaning that; refers to what the other person just said.

Example

Eso me parece una muy buena idea.

That seems like a very good idea to me.

suena

[SWEH-nah]

sounds

Verb meaning sounds; used to comment positively or negatively on an idea.

Example

La nueva rutina suena fácil de seguir.

The new routine sounds easy to follow.

excelente

[ehk-seh-LEHN-teh]

excellent

Adjective meaning excellent; here it compliments the idea or habit mentioned.

Example

Tu plan para dormir mejor es excelente.

Your plan to sleep better is excellent.

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