How to Say ‘With a face that seems to’ in Spain Spanish
Con cara de
kon KAH-rah deh
[kon KAH-rah deh]
💬 Usage Tip: [Cara de] often means "the look of" or "a face that says," not just literal facial features. You can reuse it in phrases like [cara de sueño] or [cara de no haber dormido].
Phrase Breakdown
Con
[kon]
with
A preposition meaning accompanied by or showing something.
Con esa confianza, cualquiera se acerca a hablarte.
With that confidence, anyone would come talk to you.
cara
[KAH-rah]
face / expression
Cara can mean face or facial expression.
Cara de sorpresa, pero sonrisa sincera.
A surprised face, but a genuine smile.
de
[deh]
of / like
Often used in expressions like cara de to describe appearance or vibe.
De buen humor se liga mejor.
In a good mood, flirting goes better.
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