How to Say ‘Ten is very good.’ in Mexican Spanish
A las diez está muy bien.
ah lahs dyes eh-stah mwee byehn
[ah lahs dyes eh-stah mwee byehn]
Phrase Breakdown
A las diez
ah lahs dyes
At ten
A clock time with 'a las'.
Termino a las diez.
I finish at ten.
Words in this phrase
A
[ah]
at
Used before clock times to say when something happens.
A las ocho empieza.
It starts at eight.
las
[lahs]
the
Plural definite article used with plural nouns like 'gracias.'
"las" palabras de tu mensaje fueron muy profesionales.
The words in your message were very professional.
diez
[dyes]
ten
The number 10; with 'las' it refers to ten o'clock.
El plomero llega a las diez.
The plumber arrives at ten.
está muy bien.
eh-stah mwee byehn
is fine / works well.
Used to accept a proposal.
Así está muy bien.
It's fine like that.
Words in this phrase
está
[eh-stah]
is
To be in a particular state.
Ella está feliz.
She is happy.
muy
[mwee]
very
An adverb used to intensify an adjective or description.
«Muy» da más fuerza a la idea en «Es muy humana».
“Muy” gives more strength to the idea in “It is very human.”
bien
[byehn]
well / fine
Adverb meaning in good condition or okay, often used with 'estar'.
El calentador ya funciona bien.
The water heater works fine now.
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