How to Say ‘What good news.’ in Spain Spanish
Qué buena noticia.
keh BWEH-nah noh-TEE-thyah
[keh BWEH-nah noh-TEE-thyah]
💬 Usage Tip: [Qué] + adjective is a very common way to react emotionally: [¡qué bonito!], [¡qué bien!], [¡qué alegría!]. It often sounds more natural than a full sentence like "that is good news."
Phrase Breakdown
Qué
[keh]
what / how
Used in exclamations to show emotion, like 'what a...' or 'how...'.
¡Qué buena noticia nos dieron ayer!
What good news they gave us yesterday!
buena
[BWEH-nah]
good
Feminine singular form of bueno; describes something positive.
Es una buena noticia para toda la familia.
It is good news for the whole family.
noticia
[noh-TEE-thyah]
news
A feminine noun meaning piece of news or information.
Qué buena noticia para tus suegros.
What good news for your in-laws.
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