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How to Say ‘It is very convenient.’ in Mexican Spanish

Es muy cómodo.

ehs mwee KOH-moh-doh

[ehs mwee KOH-moh-doh]

💬 Usage Tip: In Mexico, [cómodo] can mean not just physically comfortable, but also convenient or easy to use. The same idea shows up in [Me queda cómodo] for a location that works well for you.

Phrase Breakdown

Es

[ehs]

is

A form of ser meaning 'is.' It introduces a description about the service.

Example

Es muy práctico usar el estacionamiento.

It is very practical to use the parking.

Muy cómodo

mwee KOH-moh-doh

Very comfortable

This describes something as comfortable or convenient.

Example

El estacionamiento es muy cómodo.

The parking is very convenient.

Words in this phrase

muy

[mwee]

very

An adverb meaning 'very.' It strengthens the adjective that follows.

Example

El valet es muy útil.

The valet is very useful.

cómodo

[KOH-moh-doh]

comfortable / convenient

Describes something as comfortable or convenient. For parking or valet, 'convenient' is often the most natural translation.

Example

Es cómodo para llegar al restaurante.

It is convenient for getting to the restaurant.

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