Don’t Say Muy Bien! Sound like a Spanish native speaker with these 10 Alternatives

[@kko123100]

I'm Colombian and saying "Muy bien" is perfectly ok for y'all Spanish learning community.

[@greenmonster9913]

Yeah, shoulda been "alternatives to saying," instead of "don't say"

[@LegoCityFilms]

I knew that already but ya I probably need some new alternatives

[@morronguetto]

I'm from Argentina and it's totally ok to say "muy bien" here as well XD

[@luoma9040]

I am a native and I use "muy bien" all the time. 🤣

[@jamesfreese4700]

Very good!!!!

[@jamesbooth9771]

I love that you give alternatives. In English I have many different ways of saying simple greetings.I want the same thing in Spanish, at least with simple greetings.

[@marcoantonioatanetarmida6018]

Es un español más correcto decir "muy bien" que "súper bien". Este último solo podemos emplearlo en un ambiente informal.

[@TimXMan1000]

I like the aquí with continuous verbs that’s genius :)

[@MasterBlasterG]

En Peru es muy comun decir "muy bien".

[@lerzooslercoos6974]

I'm a Spanish speaker and saying MUY BUENO is totally fine and natural don't confuse people who are trying to learn Spanish ur making it more complicated

[@lerzooslercoos6974]

@Greg Placencia I just trash talk about what I know and that's about what's correct or incorrect in Spanish IDK how japenese people understand their own way to speak English

[@branddann]

Muy bueno just sounds.. muy gringo 😆

[@lospettro9764]

@@branddann appreciate the feedback, never knew muy bueno sounded so gringo 😂

[@erdemakn3385]

Thanks for "muy bien" 😊

[@AsAbovesobelow952]

Oh my gosh where have you been, that's the style of learning, so spanish will be my fourth language im learning and practicing, I have a very good accent lol, so much so that I have spanish speaking natives yell at me for not speaking enough spanish, I'm no Hispanic or spanish lol. But I love and adore your style of speaking the native language. Thank you thank you so much 🙏

[@boyhermeshn]

Muy bien gracias. Es una respuesta muy correcta.

[@richardallison8745]

Paulisma, you are the best. I really like your teaching and the personal touch you have makes it fun. I like all the videos but I really like yours.....

[@danjsilve]

I am often respond. Estoy excelente gracias.

[@mikeykeyes]

I like the not so spring chickens in Spring Spanish!

[@MLJCoaching]

DID YOU KNOW that the other videos have not been popping up in the corners of your most recent videos. I've seen this 3 or 4 times, now, but continued studying so didn't take the time to let you know. Today ... I'm letting you know. ja ja ja :-) LOVE your teaching, though!

[@chillywillye3990]

Yo soy nativa y digo "bien" o "muy bien"

[@Leonardo-1]

No es incorrecto las palabras que utilizas, pero existen otras formas y maneras de decir ciertas expresiones en Español. Salu2 !

[@chillywillye3990]

@@Leonardo-1 jajaja, pues obvio no es incorrecto, es mi idioma.

[@Leonardo-1]

@@chillywillye3990 Te ries?

[@yesa-b9978]

Totalmente de acuerdo contigo.. puso a Belinda como referencia.. es para reírse.

[@Hootyhoo-jq9vq]

Me encanta tus videos.

[@GrexFilms]

This WON'T make you sound "native" in all Latin American countries. It will only work in Mexico. Here in South America nobody talks like that

[@MaryJoHeadrick]

I was thinking this same thing watching this, none of this would fly in Argentina or Uruguay

[@TRICK-OR-TREAT236]

WHAT IS A MUY BIEN AND WHERE CAN I GET ONE ?

[@brucetrappleton6984]

I rather say “muy bien, gracias”, in order not to sound like a 10 year old kid. How childish is to say “super bien” (unless you are with your teenage friends) or “genial”? Oh, I’m a native Spanish speaker.

[@dannygallegos7847]

My go to is Muy Excited never fails

[@lloydsimmons3016]

I would like you to teach me Spanish. You are not a bad teacher.

[@jimkozmo667]

Gracias por tus videos

[@PaulisimaSpringSpanish]

Un placer Jim!

[@michaelavery5322]

Gracias por el video. Usted se expresó muy bien.

[@stopthatluca]

Really good fun, ya sabes

[@PaulisimaSpringSpanish]

Excelente comentario! Ya sabes!

[@chicabuena3391]

Genial video! Muchisimas gracias

[@kdefensemartialarts8097]

Genial!

[@Victor-vv5qy]

esta muy bien el video

[@margaritakleinman5701]

Jajaja! 😁

[@jayadsilva67]

Reminds me of head girl. But good Spanish lesson.

[@margaritakleinman5701]

Me encanta lo de Sta. Elena y Sta. Eduviges, y aqui esta otro: le preguntas a un hombre ¿como estas? y te contesta, "como el telefono.....bueno, bueno" !

[@Leonardo-1]

Ok ... jejeje Now I get it.

[@palecap]

El nombre Eduviges en inglés es Hedwig.

[@Leonardo-1]

Really? Where can I go to read what you said? Biblical names, names that come out of the bible, are the ones that can be translated not only to spanish but other languages also. Ex: Peter = pedro John = Juan Mary = María Just a sample of what I mean; but Hedwig, I don't think so. ONE LOVE !

[@mikeb2611]

super is super and muy bien is very good....2 different things

[@Leonardo-1]

Súper can be used in spanish to mean: very, a lot. Ex: estoy súper lleno ! I am very very full !

[@mikeb2611]

@@Leonardo-1 thank you

[@danjajeff1404]

It's funny cause here By the Border Spanish is a bit different. My wife says she can tell when someone is from like you Mexico city. It's like a southern accent here in the states. I mean we live in Mexico but it is a bit different. I love it though.

[@theatrefilmgailee]

Maybe in Mexico. Aquí en España es "muy bien".

[@marcoantonioatanetarmida6018]

Para mí es extrañísima una respuesta natural del tipo "Todo en orden" cuando te preguntan simplemente cómo estás.

[@Leonardo-1]

" todo en orden" asi como " tranquilo" y muchas otras maneras de responder a " cómo está " es algo muy común en español. No creo que haya una sola manera de responder a un saludo; al igual que en inglés cuando uno pregunta: how are you? La respuesta puede ser desde " I am doing well" a " I am hanging in there" o " every thing is every thing". Existen varias maneras de responder a un saludo en inglés, al igual que en español. ONE LOVE !

[@JorgeClavero]

To answers "ya sabes" is chilango very local for Mexico City , in northern México they will say "no, no se Tonto" por eso te pregunto.

[@azzteke]

TO ANSWER.

[@yourpadre10]

seas mamón...

[@raybergen1096]

Como mexicano que soy, solo contesto con “muy bien” y mis amigos en España con un “genial.”

[@marksawesomeadventures]

I don't want to learn from Juan, I wanna learn from YOU :D

[@alanpenaf.7633]

El español es muy complicado, pues todas esas frases son muy mexicanas, en mí país (República Dominicana) suenan bien raras jaja, aunque se entiende bien.

[@margaritakleinman5701]

Es que cada pais tiene expresiones diferentes. Eso es lo interesante!

[@Leonardo-1]

@@margaritakleinman5701 Asi es !

[@branddann]

Yo miro videos de bilingüe blogs .. el habla con el acento de país

[@jonam7589]

i am watching this just to look at your eyes!

[@Alejandrozedh]

Pues yo siempre digo muy bien y nativo.

[@CliftonBowers-pc2xu]

Tambien

[@randyhilton6629]

Why '"ya sabes" instead of tu sabes? Beginner here. Gracias!

[@javiermarron9996]

When you say "Ya sabes", you are saying "(tú) ya sabes" (that literally means "you already know"). The "sabes" in that phrase is telling you that you are talking with the "second person present" conjugation of the verb "saber", so the "tú" is implicit, and you don't have to say it. So, at the end is like you are saying "(you) already know", but only saying "already know".

[@randyhilton6629]

@@javiermarron9996 Muchas gracias Javier!

[@Leonardo-1]

@@javiermarron9996 Yes ...

[@DanteVelasquez]

Alli en la lucha

[@AnoNymous-2013]

Aqui decimos "Aquí en la lucha"

[@Leonardo-1]

@@AnoNymous-2013 Either way is ok ...

[@AnoNymous-2013]

@@Leonardo-1 but why "Allí" if you are "Aquí" not a allí.

[@Leonardo-1]

@@AnoNymous-2013 In this case ALLÍ refers to the situation and not the location.

[@AnoNymous-2013]

@@Leonardo-1 Sounds weird to me, but "Ahí en la lucha" does not sound weird, and pretty much means the same.

[@jeffroberts_tunes]

I thought the cool native response to any question is "No mames güey!" Disculpe...me encantan las palabrotas mexicanas. Estas muy chula "por donde me fijo" y el video me mola. Tienen atelier de estudios en el DF?

[@michaelcaffery5038]

Go on. Tell me. What does No mames guey mean. I won't be shocked. I have a Cuban CD with "Somos lo guey/guay, somos lo maximo"as a refrain.I know the second part means "we're cool/we're the max"

[@AnoNymous-2013]

"Todo vientos y mareas"

[@VivekSingh-on7ri]

I am just a beginner, is there anyone who can help me by having a call for half an hour , , so I can practice speaking, - anchor can you able to help me

[@springspanish]

Hey Vivek, You can come and join us in our speaking rooms in the Inner Circle: springlanguages.com/spring-spanish-inner-circle-trial/

[@abdulazizsa9698]

Paulísma you look guapísima today

[@PaulisimaSpringSpanish]

Oh thank you!!

[@PaulisimaSpringSpanish]

Muchas gracias!

[@AnoNymous-2013]

- Como estas? - Aquí me ando.

[@springspanish]

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[@Guddo373]

Como estas....

[@CliftonBowers-pc2xu]

Que tal?

[@starkilla7777]

Amamos? Wouldn’t that mean “we love” and not “they love”

[@piofernandez3301]

'Muy bien' es cuando menos mejor que 'Muy buueno', traducción literal de 'Very good'

[@tromboneJTS]

You chunked this video. Súper!

[@carlosmacmartin4205]

No estoy seguro de que pais eres y no estoy de acuerdo contigo. Depende en la situacion. Soy Chicano y yo siempre e dicho "muy bien" o simplemente "bien".

[@CliftonBowers-pc2xu]

Muy Mas mucho..

[@Leonardo-1]

Si quieres SONAR ...? Nadie suena. Si quieres hablar como .... Salu2!

[@pac1fic055]

Say: “¡La raja!” No need to thank me.

[@latch043]

if i met a paulisma i will move to mexico

[@PaulisimaSpringSpanish]

Aww! Come visit first!

[@latch043]

@@PaulisimaSpringSpanish i am coming after january

[@swvue]

I don’t know how your videos showed up my feed but I respectfully disagree with your advice on speaking Spanish.

[@yesa-b9978]

I ve never said súper bien... Nor genial.. soy mexicana.. cómo estás? Muy bien gracias. It works better that all that sh'.. you are saying.. Belinda? Really? I dont think she went to university..

[@CliftonBowers-pc2xu]

La Verda ase a ase

[@chechokiko7904]

Say mas o menos. Like eh...

[@CliftonBowers-pc2xu]

Es no Mal por una chemilla..

[@michaelcaffery5038]

Que es una chemilla? Sorry, can't find Spanish keyboard on this phone. What's a chemilla?

[@CliftonBowers-pc2xu]

Slang for toothless old woman...

[@michaelcaffery5038]

@@CliftonBowers-pc2xu oh thanks.

[@CliftonBowers-pc2xu]

@@michaelcaffery5038 no problema

[@CliftonBowers-pc2xu]

Solo ordor

[@povedon56]

"Como Santa Elena, cada vez mas buena"? Are you serious? You say that in Spain and you'll be a laughing stock for sure. And "superbien" is simply posh. Dear Spanish learners: go on saying "muy bien". Nothing wrong with that. There are a lot of informal and familiar ways to answer that question like "estupendamente", mejor que nunca", "voy tirando", etc...

[@CliftonBowers-pc2xu]

Fabalosos

[@salvadoralejandro1026]

son mentiras sin usamos "muy bien" de echo las otras cosas que mencionan suenan falsas

[@JCA51698]

Cómo estás? That’s when I switch over to Italian and say “Sto bene. Ed tu?”

[@josegaldamez926]

Tu español da lastima Muy pobre de la gramatica Si estas enseñando modismos de una region Es otra situacion

[@ReporteMajo]

Jaja, lo dice alguien con muy pobre ortografía. ¡Póngale las tildes carnal y luego corrige!

[@Leonardo-1]

@@ReporteMajo Asi es ...

[@carlosochoa4715]

Stop this "don't say bullsh.t". You can say muy bien or no tengo dinero. There's nothing wrong with teaching other expressions but misleading people is not fine. You will not sound more native just because you say what they want.

[@macfrankist]

Que ridiculez. No representa la totalidad de hispano hablantes nativos.

[@busterhyman103]

Mexican is indeed NOT the Golden Rule for Spanish. Take a break and relax, you are wrong. DISLIKE,DISLIKE,DISLIKE.