How to Say ‘They're easy to see.’ in Spain Spanish
Son fáciles de ver.
sohn FAH-thee-lehs deh behr
[sohn FAH-thee-lehs deh behr]
💬 Usage Tip: [Fáciles de ver] follows a very common pattern: adjective + [de] + verb, like [fácil de usar] or [difícil de explicar]. Here [fáciles] is plural because it matches the thing being talked about.
Phrase Breakdown
Son
[sohn]
they are
Plural form of ser used for identity or description.
Son claras y útiles.
They are clear and useful.
Fáciles de ver
FAH-thee-lehs deh behr
easy to see
Means something can be seen without difficulty.
Las marcas son fáciles de ver.
The marks are easy to see.
Words in this phrase
fáciles
[FAH-thee-lehs]
easy
Plural adjective meaning not difficult.
Las formas son fáciles para niños.
The shapes are easy for children.
de
[deh]
to; of
Preposition commonly used before an infinitive.
Tenemos ganas de comer.
We feel like eating.
ver
[behr]
to see
Infinitive verb meaning to see or to watch.
Es difícil ver sin gafas.
It is hard to see without glasses.
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