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How to Say ‘You're doing very well today.’ in Spain Spanish

Vas muy bien hoy.

bahs mwee byen oy

[bahs mwee byen oy]

💬 Usage Tip: [Ir] can describe how someone looks or comes across in clothes: [vas muy bien], [vas elegante], [vas genial]. It doesn't mean you're physically going somewhere here.

Phrase Breakdown

Vas

[bahs]

you look / you go

From 'ir'; in Spain, 'vas bien' can mean 'you look good' especially about clothes or appearance.

Example

Con esa camisa Vas muy elegante.

With that shirt, you look very elegant.

muy

[mwee]

very

Intensifies the compliment.

Example

Hoy vas muy favorecido.

Today you look very flattering.

bien

[byen]

well / good

In this phrase, it means someone looks good or is well dressed.

Example

Ese color te queda bien.

That color suits you well.

hoy

[oy]

today

Specifies the compliment is about the person's look right now.

Example

Hoy llevas un estilo muy fresco.

Today you're wearing a very fresh style.

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