How to Say ‘Are very pretty’ in Mexican Spanish
Están muy bonitas
es-TAHN mwee boh-NEE-tahs
[es-TAHN mwee boh-NEE-tahs]
💬 Usage Tip: [Bonitas] matches [flores], which is plural, so the adjective also goes plural: [bonitas]. Same idea: [la flor bonita] but [las flores bonitas].
Phrase Breakdown
Están
[es-TAHN]
are
Plural form of estar, used for current condition or appearance.
Las decoraciones están listas para la cena.
The decorations are ready for dinner.
muy
[mwee]
very
Adverb that intensifies an adjective.
Tu detalle fue muy considerado.
Your gift was very thoughtful.
bonitas
[boh-NEE-tahs]
pretty
Feminine plural adjective describing something as beautiful or lovely.
Esas servilletas están bonitas en la mesa.
Those napkins look pretty on the table.
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