How to Say ‘The flowers are very beautiful.’ in Mexican Spanish
Las flores están muy bonitas.
lahs FLOH-res es-TAHN mwee boh-NEE-tahs
[lahs FLOH-res es-TAHN mwee boh-NEE-tahs]
💬 Usage Tip: The adjective changes to match the noun: [flores] is plural, so it's [bonitas], not [bonita]. You can reuse that pattern with [Los chocolates están ricos].
Phrase Breakdown
Las flores
lahs FLOH-res
The flowers
Refers to the flowers being discussed.
Las flores son rojas.
The flowers are red.
Words in this phrase
Las
[lahs]
the
Feminine plural article for a specific group of flowers.
Las flores combinan con la decoración.
The flowers match the decoration.
flores
[FLOH-res]
flowers
Refers to the bouquet or flowers being discussed.
Flores frescas siempre alegran una casa.
Fresh flowers always brighten a home.
Están muy bonitas
es-TAHN mwee boh-NEE-tahs
They are very pretty
A description of the flowers' appearance; 'estar' is used for current condition.
Están muy bonitas hoy.
They look very pretty today.
Words in this phrase
están
[es-TAHN]
are
Used to describe how something looks right now.
Tus ideas están muy bien pensadas.
Your ideas are very well thought out.
muy
[mwee]
very
Makes the adjective stronger.
La mesa quedó muy elegante.
The table turned out very elegant.
bonitas
[boh-NEE-tahs]
pretty
Describes feminine plural things as attractive or lovely.
Las tazas que elegiste están bonitas.
The cups you chose are pretty.
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