How to Say ‘That jacket suits you.’ in Spain Spanish
Esa chaqueta te queda bien.
EH-sah cha-KEH-tah teh keh-dah byehn
[EH-sah cha-KEH-tah teh keh-dah byehn]
Phrase Breakdown
Esa chaqueta
EH-sah cha-KEH-tah
That jacket
'Esa' means 'that' for feminine nouns. 'Ch' is pronounced as in 'church'. Stress 'que' in 'cha-QUE-ta'.
Esa chaqueta es nueva.
That jacket is new.
Words in this phrase
Esa
[EH-sah]
that
Feminine demonstrative referring to a previously mentioned hour.
Esa hora nos viene muy bien para cenar.
That time suits us very well for dinner.
chaqueta
[cha-KEH-tah]
jacket
Feminine noun for a short coat.
Tu chaqueta es muy original.
Your jacket is very original.
te queda bien.
teh keh-dah byehn
suits you
'Quedar bien' is used for clothes that look good on someone. 'Qu' sounds like 'k'.
La falda te queda bien.
The skirt suits you.
Words in this phrase
te
[teh]
to you
Indicates the person affected or involved.
Te dije la verdad.
I told you the truth.
queda
[keh-dah]
fits
To be of suitable size or amount.
Ese gorro te queda bien.
That hat fits you well.
bien
[byehn]
well
In a good or satisfactory way.
Todo salió bien.
Everything went well.
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