How to Say ‘More sunny’ in Mexican Spanish
Más soleado
mahs soh-leh-AH-doh
[mahs soh-leh-AH-doh]
💬 Usage Tip: [Soleado] changes to match the noun: [un lugar más soleado], but [una mesa más soleada]. That same matching happens with many describing words in Spanish.
Phrase Breakdown
Más
[mahs]
more
Used to compare and indicate a greater amount or degree.
Queremos una mesa "Más" tranquila.
We want a quieter table.
soleado
[soh-leh-AH-doh]
sunny
Describes a place with more sun exposure.
Ese rincón está más "soleado" por la tarde.
That corner is sunnier in the afternoon.
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