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How to Say ‘They make it really good’ in Spain Spanish

Lo ponen muy bueno

loh POH-nehn mwee BWEH-noh

[loh POH-nehn mwee BWEH-noh]

💬 Usage Tip: poner "to put" is used for what a bar serves: ¿me pones un vermut? means "can I get a vermouth?". The lo means "it" and refers back to the vermouth.

Phrase Breakdown

Lo ponen

loh POH-nehn

They make it / They serve it

'Poner' here means to serve or prepare in a bar. 'Lo' refers to the drink or dish.

Example

Aquí lo ponen con hielo.

Here they serve it with ice.

Words in this phrase

[loh]

A direct object pronoun meaning it, often referring to a plan, meeting, or task.

Example

Lo confirmamos por correo después del evento.

We’ll confirm it by email after the event.

ponen

[POH-nehn]

they serve / make

From 'poner'; in bars it means to serve or prepare.

Example

Aquí ponen buenas tapas.

They serve good tapas here.

muy bueno

mwee BWEH-noh

really good

'Muy' means 'very'. Say 'BUE' as one syllable.

Example

El café está muy bueno.

The coffee is really good.

Words in this phrase

muy

[mwee]

very

An adverb used to intensify an adjective or another adverb.

Example

Es «muy» familiar el trato entre compañeros.

The treatment between colleagues is very family-like.

bueno

[BWEH-noh]

good / tasty

Adjective meaning good; with food it often means tasty.

Example

Si el plato me gusta, digo: «Está muy bueno».

If I like the dish, I say: “It’s very good.”

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