Spring Spanish - Learn Spanish with Chunks

DON’T Say BIEN, say THESE 6 Alternatives Instead!

Spring Spanish - Learn Spanish with Chunks

Show Notes

Even if there is nothing wrong with saying good, there are other ways to say bien in Spanish, and today you’re learning 6 of them. We will be differentiating between saying that you are really just “good” but also how to say you are a bit better than good and also a bit worse than good. Because the breadth of how well you could be feeling when saying “good” is as wide in Spanish when saying “bien”. Learn them and sound like a true native speaker of Spanish! Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

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