How to Say ‘So close-knit’ in Spain Spanish
Tan unida
tan oo-NEE-dah
[tan oo-NEE-dah]
💬 Usage Tip: With exclamations, Spanish often uses [tan] before an adjective: [¡Qué familia tan unida!]. You can swap in other adjectives: [tan grande], [tan simpática].
Phrase Breakdown
Tan
[tan]
so
An adverb meaning 'so', used to strengthen an adjective or description.
Es una familia tan unida en los cumpleaños.
It is such a close family at birthdays.
unida
[oo-NEE-dah]
close-knit
An adjective meaning 'close' or 'close-knit' when talking about relationships in a group or family.
Mi familia está muy unida cuando celebramos cumpleaños.
My family is very close-knit when we celebrate birthdays.
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