How to Say ‘Inside is fine.’ in Mexican Spanish
Adentro está bien.
ah-DEHN-troh Eh-stah byen
[ah-DEHN-troh Eh-stah byen]
💬 Usage Tip: Its opposite is afuera "outside". Both work on their own as answers when you're asked where you'd like to sit.
Phrase Breakdown
Adentro
[ah-DEHN-troh]
inside
Indicates the interior of a place, as opposed to outside.
Prefiero sentarme adentro.
I prefer to sit inside.
está
[Eh-stah]
Is
Indicates current state or condition.
La cita está confirmada.
The appointment is confirmed.
bien
[byen]
okay / fine
Used to ask whether an arrangement works for someone.
¿Está bien para usted? Yo puedo estar en casa.
Is that okay for you? I can be at home.
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