How to Say ‘To suit (someone)’ in Spain Spanish
Quedar bien
keh-DAR byehn
[keh-DAR byehn]
💬 Usage Tip: In Spanish, the clothes are what "suit" the person: quedar means to look a certain way on someone. On its own, quedar also often means "to meet up": ¿quedamos? "shall we meet?"
Phrase Breakdown
Quedar
[keh-DAR]
to suit / to fit
With 'bien', it means clothing looks good on someone.
Ese color te va a quedar genial.
That colour will suit you great.
bien
[byehn]
well
In a good or satisfactory way.
Todo salió bien.
Everything went well.
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