How to Say ‘Would it suit you?’ in Spain Spanish
¿Les vendría bien?
lehs behn-DREE-ah byen
[lehs behn-DREE-ah byen]
💬 Usage Tip: Venir bien means "to suit" or "to work for", not "to come well". Reuse it with me: ¿Te viene bien mañana? "Does tomorrow work for you?"
Phrase Breakdown
Les
[lehs]
to them
Referring to a group as the indirect object.
Les di las malas noticias.
I gave them the bad news.
vendría
[behn-DREE-ah]
would come / would suit
Conditional of 'venir'; with 'bien' it means 'would it suit'.
Me vendría bien el lunes.
Monday would suit me.
bien
[byen]
well / nice
A common word meaning well; in exclamations it can mean nice or great.
«Bien» se trabaja en un lugar así.
One works well in a place like that.
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