How to Say ‘Very well, son.’ in Spain Spanish
Muy bien, hijo.
mooy byen EE-hoh
[mooy byen EE-hoh]
🇪🇸 In Spain: A parent or older in-law saying [hijo] to you can be a sign of warmth and acceptance into the family. It usually lands as affectionate, not overly intimate.
Phrase Breakdown
Muy bien
mooy byen
Very well
A common response meaning things are going well.
—¿Qué tal? —Muy bien.
—How’s it going? —Very well.
Words in this phrase
Muy
[mooy]
very
Used to intensify the word that follows.
Todo salió muy bien en la reunión.
Everything went very well at the meeting.
bien
[byen]
well / fine
A basic word for saying that things are good.
Hoy me encuentro bien, gracias.
Today I feel fine, thank you.
hijo
[EE-hoh]
son
Affectionate family term used by parents and older relatives.
Te he echado de menos, hijo.
I’ve missed you, son.
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