Qué bueno
Example: ¡Qué bueno que viniste a la fiesta ayer!
Definition
"Qué bueno" is a Spanish exclamation used to express happiness, approval, or relief about a situation. It conveys a positive reaction similar to saying "That's great" or "How good" in English, often used to respond to good news or pleasing events.
Translations
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that's great -
wat goed -
que bé -
c'est super -
wie schön
Etymology
The phrase "qué bueno" comes from the Spanish words "qué," meaning "what," and "bueno," meaning "good." Together, they literally translate as "what good," a common structure in Spanish to express a strong positive emotion. Did you know that this phrase is frequently used in everyday conversations across Spanish-speaking countries to share enthusiasm or satisfaction?
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"Qué bueno" appears in the Vocaplus list "Spanish - General - Modismos y refranes - (A1) - parte 1", containing 112 commonly used expressions.
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