How to Say ‘Your dog is very cute.’ in Spain Spanish
Tu perro es muy mono.
too PEH-rroh ehs mwee MOH-noh
[too PEH-rroh ehs mwee MOH-noh]
🇪🇸 In Spain: Praising someone's dog is one of the easiest ways to chat with a stranger in Spain. Owners usually love it and may tell you the dog's name.
Phrase Breakdown
Tu perro
too PEH-rroh
your dog
Roll the 'rr' strongly. 'Pero' with a single 'r' means 'but', so the trill matters. Stress 'PE'.
Tu perro es grande.
Your dog is big.
Words in this phrase
Tu
[too]
your (informal singular)
Possessive adjective used with singular nouns; in dialogue it personalizes: your tradition, your view.
Tu manera de hablar de Jesús puede ser distinta a la mía.
Your way of talking about Jesus may be different from mine.
perro
[PEH-rroh]
dog
Masculine noun for the animal.
Tu perro es muy simpático.
Your dog is very friendly.
es muy mono.
ehs mwee MOH-noh
is very cute
A common Spanish compliment for pets, babies and things. Stress 'MO'.
El bebé es muy mono.
The baby is very cute.
Words in this phrase
es
[ehs]
is
A form of the verb ser used to describe identity or essential characteristics.
«Es» muy familiar trabajar aquí.
Working here is very family-like.
muy
[mwee]
very
An adverb used to intensify an adjective or another adverb.
Es «muy» familiar el trato entre compañeros.
The treatment between colleagues is very family-like.
mono
[MOH-noh]
cute
Colloquial adjective in Spain meaning cute or adorable; as a noun it also means monkey.
¡Qué gato tan mono!
What a cute cat!
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