How to Say ‘It brings good luck.’ in Spain Spanish
Da buena suerte.
dah BWEH-nah SWEHR-teh
[dah BWEH-nah SWEHR-teh]
💬 Usage Tip: dar "to give" covers a lot of "bring" or "cause" ideas in Spanish. Da mala suerte is "it brings bad luck".
Phrase Breakdown
Da
[dah]
gives
Form of 'dar' (to give) for he/she/it.
Mi madre me da un abrazo.
My mother gives me a hug.
buena
[BWEH-nah]
good
Feminine form of 'good', matching the feminine noun 'tarde'.
Después del networking, espero que tengas Una buena tarde.
After networking, I hope you have a good afternoon.
suerte
[SWEHR-teh]
luck
Fortune or chance; used to wish someone well.
Te deseo suerte en la entrevista.
I wish you luck in the interview.
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