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How to Say ‘Great, that's everything then.’ in Spain Spanish

Genial, pues nada más.

heh-NYAL pwes NAH-dah mahs

[heh-NYAL pwes NAH-dah mahs]

🇪🇸 In Spain: pues nada is the classic Spanish signal that a call is wrapping up. When staff say it, expect goodbyes next. You can use it yourself to end the booking politely.

Phrase Breakdown

Genial,

heh-NYAL

Great,

The 'g' before 'e' is a throaty 'h' sound: 'he-NYAL'. Stress falls on the last syllable.

Example

¡Genial, gracias!

Great, thanks!

Words in this phrase

Genial

[heh-NYAL]

great

Adjective/interjection expressing approval.

Example

¡Genial, nos vemos el sábado!

Great, see you Saturday!

pues nada más.

pwes NAH-dah mahs

well, that's all.

A closing phrase signalling the end of the conversation. Use a falling intonation.

Example

Vale, pues nada más.

OK, well, that's all.

Words in this phrase

pues

[pwes]

well / then

Filler word used to draw a conclusion or react, like 'well' or 'so'.

Example

Pues vamos al cine.

Well, let's go to the cinema.

nada

[NAH-dah]

nothing

Means nothing; in de nada it becomes a polite way to say you are welcome.

Example

Después de dar ayuda, respondo: «nada», es un placer.

After giving help, I reply: “nothing,” it’s a pleasure.

más

[mahs]

Comparative adverb or adjective meaning 'more.'

Example

Quiero un rol 'Más' visible dentro de la empresa.

I want a more visible role within the company.

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