How to Say ‘Sit well’ in Mexican Spanish
Caer bien
kah-EHR bee-EHN
[kah-EHR bee-EHN]
💬 Usage Tip: [Caer bien] often doesn't mean "fall well" literally. With food or drink in Mexico, it can mean it agrees with you or suits you: [Me cae bien la leche de avena].
Phrase Breakdown
Caer
[kah-EHR]
to suit
In food and drink contexts, caer bien means something agrees with you physically or feels good in your stomach.
La leche de avena me ayuda porque caer me recuerda que esa bebida me sienta bien.
Oat milk helps me because caer reminds me that that drink agrees with me.
bien
[bee-EHN]
well
Bien means well; with caer bien, it helps express that a food or drink suits someone well.
Con leche deslactosada me cae bien, y bien completa la idea de que me siento bien.
With lactose-free milk it agrees with me, and bien completes the idea that I feel well.
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