How to Say ‘That's sweet of you, thanks!’ in Spain Spanish
¡Qué majo, gracias!
keh MAH-hoh GRAH-syahs
[keh MAH-hoh GRAH-syahs]
💬 Usage Tip: majo matches the person you're talking to, so say ¡Qué maja! to a woman. It's an everyday word in Spain but sounds odd or unfamiliar in most of Latin America, where amable "kind" is the safer choice.
Phrase Breakdown
¡Qué majo,
keh MAH-hoh
How kind! / How nice of you!
A very common expression in Spain to thank someone for a kind gesture. 'Majo' means nice or kind. Use 'maja' when speaking to a woman. Pronounce 'j' like a raspy 'h' from the throat: 'keh MAH-ho'.
¡Qué majo, me has traído café!
How kind, you've brought me coffee!
Words in this phrase
Qué
[keh]
how
An exclamatory word used to show emotion, similar to saying how nice or how good.
«Qué» bien suena esa cultura de empresa.
How nice that company culture sounds.
majo
[MAH-hoh]
nice / kind
Very common colloquial Spanish adjective for a friendly, pleasant person.
Tu hermano es muy majo.
Your brother is very nice.
gracias!
GRAH-syahs
thank you!
The standard way to say thanks. In Spain the 'c' before 'i' sounds like the English 'th' in 'think': 'GRAH-thyahs'.
Muchas gracias por todo.
Thank you very much for everything.
Words in this phrase
gracias
[GRAH-syahs]
thanks
Used in a common expression for showing appreciation.
Tus gracias en un seguimiento pueden causar buena impresión.
Your thanks in a follow-up can make a good impression.
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