bueno
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A short Spanish word used like 'good' to greet or show agreement
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- /ˈbweɪnoʊ/
- Informal
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bueno
- Muy bueno!
I'm pretty good at Mini Garth, but that one no bueno.
- I'm pretty good at Mini Garth, but that one no bueno.
- Beer goggles slash sneaky angles on insta equal very very no bueno.
- Let's listen to a little more of you, 'cause they are no bueno, brother.
- And I think to your question about what we can certainly all agree on here, I think is that processed foods are no bueno.
- So he, he either disobeyed or, or went around his back and did something that was like, no, no bueno.
- I said when I'm music, the more bueno.
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Examples
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- Está bueno.
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Que dia tan bueno, no?
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- Bueno... bueno... - Bueno...
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- No No, es bueno.
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And, Jose, muy bueno, buddy.
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Muy bueno amigo, I'm doing just fine.
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Que bueno verte.
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¡Que bueno!
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Muy bueno, Jesús.
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That's a really bueno idea for the party!
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Etymology
Bueno comes from the old Latin word bonus, which means 'good' and is the same root as the English word bonus, a 'good extra'. So when people say bueno in English, they are simply using the Spanish word for 'good' to greet someone, show agreement, or express a positive feeling.