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How to Say ‘What a beautiful dog!’ in Spain Spanish

¡Qué perro tan precioso!

keh PEH-rroh tahn preh-THYOH-soh

[keh PEH-rroh tahn preh-THYOH-soh]

🇪🇸 In Spain: Complimenting someone's dog is one of the easiest ways to strike up a chat with a stranger in Spain. Owners usually welcome it and may start chatting with you.

Phrase Breakdown

¡Qué perro

keh PEH-rroh

What a dog

'Qué' + noun starts an exclamation. Roll the double 'rr' in 'perro'. A single 'r' would make it 'pero' (but).

Example

¡Qué perro tan grande!

What a big dog!

Words in this phrase

Qué

[keh]

what

An interrogative word used to ask for information or clarification.

Example

¿Qué tipo de cultura valoras en una empresa?

What type of culture do you value in a company?

perro

[PEH-rroh]

dog

Masculine noun for the animal.

Example

Tu perro es muy simpático.

Your dog is very friendly.

tan precioso!

tahn preh-THYOH-soh

so lovely

'Precioso' means 'lovely' or 'gorgeous'. In Spain the 'c' sounds like 'th': 'pre-THIO-so'.

Example

¡El paisaje es tan precioso!

The landscape is so lovely!

Words in this phrase

tan

[tahn]

So

Used to such a great extent.

Example

Tan bonito como siempre.

As beautiful as ever.

precioso

[preh-THYOH-soh]

gorgeous / lovely

Adjective meaning very beautiful, often used for pets and babies.

Example

Tiene un gato precioso.

She has a gorgeous cat.

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